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DebraK 01-24-2012 06:43 PM

I miss Lake Tenkiller. I used to live on Black Gum Mountain just out of Vian.

mltquilt 01-25-2012 04:04 AM

Don't have a clue about the skull but love the Tenkiller area. DH has an aunt that lives up there.

mltquilt

Krystyna 01-25-2012 07:39 AM

Looks like a beaver

Glenda m 01-25-2012 08:55 AM

I vote for beaver, too. Don't tell me we have no naturlist on this board? Maybe someone's husband? LOL

donna13350 01-25-2012 11:09 AM

I thought beaver had blunt teeth...not pointy? Anyway...it doesn't look like a skull to me...it looks more like a set of claws? You should ask a local hunter...they usually know.

Debra Mc 01-25-2012 11:16 AM

It is probably a Chuppcara.

BellaBoo 01-25-2012 11:59 AM


Originally Posted by Debra Mc (Post 4909782)
It is probably a Chuppcara.


LOL! My thought too!


The chupacabras is a legendary cryptid rumored to inhabit parts of the Americas. The name comes from the animal's reported habit of attacking and drinking the blood of livestock, especially goats.

bakermom 01-25-2012 12:05 PM

wild pig? they look like tusks to me, but i would think the skull would be bigger. don't know if young ones have tusks like the adults do.

wildyard 01-25-2012 12:19 PM

I have found museum curators very helpful and informative. I'll bet if you e-mail the photo and explain where it was found, they would be happy to tell you about it.
If it were here in NY, I would send the photo to our DEC and ask. They put out a great magazine here called Conservationist, and they often show and identify skulls, etc.

Chasing Hawk 01-25-2012 01:30 PM


Originally Posted by wildyard (Post 4909958)
I have found museum curators very helpful and informative. I'll bet if you e-mail the photo and explain where it was found, they would be happy to tell you about it.
If it were here in NY, I would send the photo to our DEC and ask. They put out a great magazine here called Conservationist, and they often show and identify skulls, etc.

Great idea, we have a living history museum near us. I will inquire there.


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