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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (March 20) -- It was a sticky - and potentially stinky - rescue for a Colorado wildlife officer who pried a peanut butter jar off a skunk's head Saturday in Grand Junction.
The officer got a call that the animal was disoriented in someone's front yard, its head stuck in a jar of peanut butter.
State Wildlife spokesman Randy Hampton says the officer freed the skunk by tying a noose pole to the jar and pulling. The device is also called a choke stick and is a common tool used by animal control officers.
The skunk was freed without injury after about 10 minutes of pulling and then ran away - without spraying anyone.
Hampton says it likely got trapped while rooting through someone's trash.
Skunk's Head Freed From Peanut Butter Jar
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