So I make these educational fur flip boards, and they are a really big hit at events with kids and adults! This one has most of the PEI fursbearers, and I am making two boards for Nova Scotia that have 13 different animals. It is a fun way to introduce people to the furbearing animals in a way that they can actually touch and feel!
It is amazing how many times kids guess that the white short-tailed weasel is “polar bear” or that snowshoe hare is “an owl”. Hmmm… kids need to see more nature lol.
The meat birds need tending, the pheasant chicks are checked and Rich gets the pig enclosure ready for the weaners.
Rich and Sandi sit down for a looooong podcast with the folks from Panoramic. You can find out more about the guys at https://www.panoramicoutdoors.com/
Which way do you like to look at the lynx the belly or the back?
Is it any wonder that a 27 pound cat can walk on top of 3 feet of powder snow? The first picture is the bottom of a lynx paw. I'm always amazed that the pads show in their tracks at all with all that fur. The second picture shows my hand (that is a 2xl glove on it) in between the front paws of a good lynx. The left paw is the top and the right paw shows the bottom.
