A Skunk died on our campsite...
Yep, pulled in to our long weekend campsite this afternoon here at Carter Caves State Park, KY. We were greeted by a fairly skunky smelling site. Learned from the camper next door that a Skunk g...
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Dog Folks wrote:Farm Camp wrote:
The campground Hosts or one of the Park Rangers removed the poor creature before I got here. It's gone, it's just left behind lasting aromas. LOL. I might try the Tomato juice or Baking Soda on the area where it's most noticeable if it's still bad this morning. By the time I went inside for the night it did not seem as bad. Perhaps I'd just gotten used to it and just don't notice it. Anyway, a broken nose and stitches didn't stop me from camping. A dead Skunk isn't gonna either! ;)
Here is a recipe for dogs that is much better than Tomato juice for use on dogs:
1 Qt. Hydrogen Peroxide 3%
1/4 C. baking soda
2 tsp. dawn dish soap
This is the mixture we use on our dogs when they get skunked and it works great.
If you can learn where the skunk died, mix some up and spray it on the area.
Like your attitude about camping. Camp On.
