Late night treat!

[Hunter58301]

 

[SDMF]

In the 2nd pic your Meerkat seems to look quite well fed.

 

[KDM]

In the 2nd pic your Meerkat seems to look quite well fed.

It does appear to be not missing any meals. However, at 7 below (assuming correct reading) I'd be kind of "poofed up" while out and about as well. The older I get the less I like cold. It sucks!

 

[Jiffy]

Mongoose DUH!

 

[SDMF]

Mongoose DUH!

Mongeese live in Australia, that pic would have to be upside down. It's just like the toilet spinning the opposite direction. Only different.

 

[Jiffy]

True…good point

 

[NodakBob]

Is that a fisher?

 

[wslayer]

What it looks like to me. Had one around here I had on camera this summer. Sent pic to a warden I know and that's what he said it was also.

 

[bucksnbears]

Mongeese live in Australia.

I believe that in incorrect?

Fishers are becoming common along the red river.

 

[Fester]

Its a ....

Looks like an exact duplicate....you guys need your eyes checked....Fisher pfft

 

[KDM]

Years ago, my trapping partner and I snared a male fisher in the lake ashtabula area and then a week later we snared a female fisher on the same snare line. Both were released unharmed, but the male charged us after the release. I wish I had a video of the two of us doing a horrible Arapaho war dance trying to avoid those teeth. Now I see lots of trail cam pics of fishers all along the sheyenne. There are way more out there than most believe. Vicious and totally fearless little bastages I can assure you. Think 10 lb honey badger.

 

[7mmMag]

There was an otter a mile from the James River all summer/fall this year.

 

[SDMF]

I believe that in incorrect?

Fishers are becoming common along the red river.

You’re thinking maybe the plural for Mongoose ain’t Mongeese, but perhaps:

“Mongai”

?

 

[Davy Crockett]

Mongooses ?

 

[Maddog]

Its a ....

Looks like an exact duplicate....you guys need your eyes checked....Fisher pfft

Look at the face and body shape.
My vote is for a fisher.

 

[Maddog]

Years ago, my trapping partner and I snared a male fisher in the lake ashtabula area and then a week later we snared a female fisher on the same snare line. Both were released unharmed, but the male charged us after the release. I wish I had a video of the two of us doing a horrible Arapaho war dance trying to avoid those teeth. Now I see lots of trail cam pics of fishers all along the sheyenne. There are way more out there than most believe. Vicious and totally fearless little bastages I can assure you. Think 10 lb honey badger.

They put a world of hurt on a lot of birds and mammals.

 

[Rut2much]

Mink

 

[SDMF]

M still surprised there hadn’t been a story in the news about a zoo losing its meerkat.