Need help .... what animal is this?
- Thread starter 0faustus0
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Thanks lol he was looking for a rabbit that would cruise back and forth in some other pics.
They look like cuddly little guys. Probably make great pets..... lol
Nice one!!
By the way ... are you happy with your SpyPoint?
I have an older SpyPoint that worked fine for 3 years ... and is still running strong.
Then I bought two newer ones ... one last year and one this spring ... and nothing but trouble ...
One is off to warranty repair and the other will likely follow ...... :-(
Yup still happy with them although one seems to randomly change dates.
The only other issue we had with one was due to batteries leaking and ruining the circuits and the camera no longer functions, not spypoints fault. Since switching exclusively to external 12v batteries we have had no issues.
MIRAMICHIER
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Miramichi,Nb
The Fisher in the picture is not very dark on his back maybe its just the picture.
First time I seen a Fisher was at my bear bait. Seen a few Martin and even an opossum to come eat whatever scraps I put out that day. But by far the Fisher is the coolest. I'd love to have a tanned Fisher pelt as they look so neat.
Suppostly only animal that targets and eats porcupines. I was also told males are usually darker in colour than the females. Has something to do with the oils in their skin used for scent marking.
Suppostly only animal that targets and eats porcupines. I was also told males are usually darker in colour than the females. Has something to do with the oils in their skin used for scent marking.
blasted_saber
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- A blue part of Ontario
freddyfour
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Brant County, Ontario
What does a pelt go for?
At the February auction anywhere from $40 to 150. Fisher are one of the rare animals that the small ones are worth more than the bigger ones.
Colours vary from grizzled to pure black.
I’ve heard this before, but with no explanation. Why is that?
Finer fur on the females and younger animals which are smaller.
CreamySmooth
CGN frequent flyer
Little buggers are awesome. I always feed them fish. There’s a mother and each years young that live near the North Sask River where I like to pickerel fish. I give them the small fish that I catch and they kinda hang around. Fun to watch. They can sometimes scare the crap out of you when they come flying out of the bush at 2 in the morning in the dark.....
Made me laugh!
