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Started by beenthere, January 28, 2012, 02:55:14 PM

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possum  is my guess.  I hve cought then in pretty cold weather.  Does it look like one toe is pointing backward?
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No toe pointing out.
I'm thinking mink, with size of print, stride, and the loping characteristics of the weasel family. The mink is between the otter and the weasel according to many resources I've found. The only kicker is the distance to water, but there are accounts of the young bucks having to go cross country in search of new territory to prowl.

I doubt there will be any reason to stay on top of this hill very long. Water is near a mile either direction in the valleys.
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walking in the field today and ran across that same print pattern, i dont think fisher, i say that because their pattern in the woods is very differant. otter would drag tail in snow.
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Quote from: beenthere on February 19, 2012, 02:53:16 PM
The mink is between the otter and the weasel according to many resources I've found.

And the marten is between the mink and the otter. We had the dang things in the logging camp. And if I ain't mistaken they were common around game and fish camps to. I have seen more than one stuffed and on display in a camp. ;D
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With that video beenthere, I'd amend my previous answer to most certainly mink.  Unless you have marten around but mink would be a solid guess.

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