otter or mink

[Chris Goddard]

Pound top a pinch of ***** it was a mink!! They are about in Lancashire I myself have seen them!! They are totally fearless and would not be at all put off by humans!! An otter on the other hand is a bit of a rarity up there!!

In fact I would go so far as to say if it was an otter I will bare my backside on the town hall steps!!

 

Chris

[Peter Waller]

It would be worth introducing a few otter up your way then Chris!!

[monkeyboy]

why dont people get licences to shoot these menace mink? They are trouble...........Like women.

[Cartman]

Can you get a licence to shoot women?

Will try the post office today.

[frodo_uk]

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MMM otters are very wary of humans, mink cheeky beggar's will take your sarnies out of your bag while your sat there.

I'm pleased for you if it were an otter though.

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I totally agree with nuggs sentiment there...

 

funny though I've touched on this subject before and it got a very touchy reaction...about the devistation they do to fish stocks....hmmm .. interesting. :confused:

[Apache]

monkeyboy:

why dont people get licences to shoot these menace mink? They are trouble...........Like women.

You need a licence? :confused:

[Peter Waller]

Frodo, I stand to be corrected but I believe that most anglers are happy to see otters. I'll daringly suggest that it is predominantly the commercial still water faction that has a problem with them.

[mike birtles]

thanks for the replies. I will go back with my camera, see if I can se it again

[Ed Matysiak]

I saw a small creature as described in the past but it was black with a white face? I thought it was a mink??? The bugger got real close to me and didn't seem that bothered about me being there.

[Apache]

MInk are ussually dark brown (or black looking if wet), with no or very little white.