NPSpecies

In 2002-2003, badger tracks were regularly seen in the Mullinaw Crossing and along Chicken Creek (Potter County). No live badgers were observed or photographed during night searches and remote camera sessions in the parks proper, but one was seen on FM 191913 north of Big Blue Creek (Moore County) on April 14, 2003.; Data Source: Patrikeev, M. 2004. Vertebrate Animals of Lake Meredith National Recreation Area and Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument, Potter, Moore, and Hutchinson Counties, Texas. Report prepared by The Nature Conservancy of Texas for the National Park Service.

Data Source: Patrikeev, M. 2004. Vertebrate Animals of Lake Meredith National Recreation Area and Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument, Potter, Moore, and Hutchinson Counties, Texas. Report prepared by The Nature Conservancy of Texas for the National Park Service.

Uncommon and/or inconspicuous or perhaps even rare species. In Texas, American badger feeds primarily on ground squirrels and prairie dogs (Davis and Schmidly 1994). The former prey species are uncommon in the parks, the latter all but disappeared. Thus,; Data Source: Patrikeev, M. 2004. Vertebrate Animals of Lake Meredith National Recreation Area and Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument, Potter, Moore, and Hutchinson Counties, Texas. Report prepared by The Nature Conservancy of Texas for the National Park Service.