This skunk has black and white back stripes of nearly equal width in the Texas account. Most Texas capture records are from rocky bluffs, cliffs, or brush-lined canyon streams.
The Texas account describes black and white stripes on the upper back that are nearly equal in width, a dorsal white pair beginning between or just behind the ears, and a broad white facial area extending from near the nose to behind the eyes.
In Texas, most capture records associate it with rocky bluffs, cliffs, and brush-bordered canyon streams or streambeds.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.