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* Featured Animal of the Month * * See this months featured animal *
* Awards I Have Won * * See the awards my page has won as well as WIN my Page of Excellence Award here *
*Now lets start with a little humor by presenting *
Squirrel Kabobs $ 150.00 Ground Gopher Casserole $ 35.00 Prairie Dog on a Stick $ 5.00 Grizzly Tenderloin $ 2000.00 Bumper Bambi Fon Dou $ 500.00 Refried Raccoon $ 175.00 Marinated Moose $ 6500.00 Woodchuck Chops $ 100.00 Antelope Steak $ 175.00 Bullfrog Benidict $ 4.00 Fried Ferret $ 12.00 Poodles and Noodles $ 18.00 Lion Lasagne $ 2800.00 Baked Beaver $ 8.00 Porcupine Pizza $ 22.00 Skunk Salad $ 10.00 Toad Tortillas $ 7.00 Badger Burger $ 25.00 Armadillo Al'La'King $ 14.00 Llama Loaf $ 165.00 Roasted Rabbit with Chunks of Chipmunk Stew $ 85.00
Slab of Lab $ 25.00 Pit Bull Pot Pie $ 14.00 Cocker Cutlets $ 12.00 Shar-Pei Filet $ 17.00 Collie Hit by a Trollie $ 23.00 Snippet of Whippet $ 18.00 German Shepherd Pie $ 20.00 Round of Hound $ 15.00
Squirrel Kabobs - Grill chunks of squirrel over medium heat.
Next prepare a desired selection of vegetables.Place chunks of squirrel and vegetables on a
desired number of skewers and place on grill.Grill until vegetables are done.The result is a
kabob above all kabobs.
Prairie Dog on a stick - Carefully skin and gut prairie dog.
Next prepare batter by taking 8 crushed crackers mixed with 3 beaten eggs.Dip prairie dog into
batter then dip into a fryer set at 350 degrees.Cook until golden brown.
Roasted Rabbit with chunks of Chipmunk Stew - First prepare
rabbit by slowly roasting it in an oven set at 325 degrees and roast for 1 and 1/2 hours.
Next slice chipmunk into 1 in. squares then fry over low heat.Next prepare a selected variety
of vegetables.Chop vegetables and saute over low heat for 5 minutes or until brown.When
vegetables and chipmunk slices are thoroughly cooked place in a bowl and add 1 packet of brown
gravy mix.Next add 1 and 1/2 cups of water to bowl and simmer over medium heat.Stir until
thickend.When rabbit is done roasting place it onto a large platter.Next take the bowl of
chipmunk slices and vegetables mixed with the brown gravy and pour over rabbit.Now you may
finally sit down and enjoy.
The International Wolf Center...Located in Ely,Mn * Excellent site relating to wolves * Animal Planet* The Discovery Channels all animal web site *
The Minnesota Raptor Center * International medical facility for birds of prey *
Nature notes
E-Cards * send a wildlife postcard to someone *
World Wildlife Fund * another great animal related site * The National Zoo * one of my favorite sites *
Carnivores are animals that rely on eating other animals in order to survive.These animals
have powerful jaws and teeth which are specialized for biting and tearing.Carnivores must
hunt for their food.Some hunt in packs while others hunt alone.Hunting food requires these
animals to be sleek,strong,quick,and alert.The senses of these animals are finely tuned.
They are the hunting beasts of the animal world.
Carnivores are classified under five different groups:the dogs(canids),bears(ursids),
raccoons(procyonids),weasels(mustelids),and cats(felids).Below I will supply facts and examples
of each group.
The dogs (canids) - Most canids have long legs,a narrow snout,
large pointed ears,and a long tail.Canid feet are distinctive.Each has four toes that touch
the ground and a prominent rear pad.The pad is not really a heel.The pad is what gives these
animals their excellent support while running.Long travel is necessary for these animals to
find enough prey for them to survive.Canids hunt animals in an exclusive territory usually
in packs.These territories are marked by urine and feces to let other canid packs know that
a certain area is already taken.Canid territories are occupied by breeding pairs and their
offspring.Here are some examples of canids:Wolves,foxes,and coyotes.Below I have listed a few
interesting links to find out more on a specific species.
Wolf Park * Excellent informational wolf site *
The International Wolf Center...Located in Ely,Mn * The BEST informational site relating to wolves *