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Re: [APML]: Skunk-Be-Gone

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Subject: Re: [APML]: Skunk-Be-Gone
From: Alfredo Zanazzo <alferd@mbox.lol.it>
Date: Tue, 22 Oct 1996 21:30:03 +0200
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Patrick W. Greenlee wrote:
> 
> 
> >Thanks for the tips regarding Unwanted Skunk Intrusion, guys.  I've never
> >had the
> 

I got very curious about these animals that seem to be interested in
amateur astronomy.
I look for a traduction in my english dictionary, but the italian word
is also unknown to me.
Are they mammals or insects?
When I was in California I saw some raccoons, and also a deer near Mira
observatory but for sure I saw no "skunks" around,
How do they look like?

Alfredo

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References:
- Re: [APML]: To polar align or not?
  - From: "Patrick W. Greenlee" <patrickg@nosc.mil>
- Re: [APML]: Skunk-Be-Gone
  - From: "Patrick W. Greenlee" <patrickg@nosc.mil>

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