Cassville, Missouri: Home of the White-Gray Squirrels
Not albinos, but the town promotes them anyway.
- Address:
- 775 Main St., Cassville, MO
- Directions:
- The heart of downtown is at the junction of Hwys 248, 112, 86, 76, and 37.
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A small town south of Marionville, Missouri, Cassville also has a significant population of (non albino) white squirrels. My source: Lived there for 20 years (4th generation resident). We had several breeding pairs in our back yard. They are protected there also.
Most live in the Oak Hill/Presley Dr. area but they are scattered all over town.
[TPoole, 10/29/2011]Cassville, Missouri, is the home of white gray squirrels. These squirrels are not albinos. They sometimes have tan or buff color on their bellies or rarely a buff colored tail. I think that Marionville, MO, which is located 30 miles northeast of Cassville, has albino fox squirrels. We had someone in the nature center [at Roaring River State Park] over the weekend that claimed Cassville stole their squirrels from Marionville. So the saga goes on.
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