Funny, I was looking at that pic after I posted it here and thought that same thing!

The fox population must be booming, I've got twelve within two miles of the farm so far. I let most of them go except the real big heavy dark ones.

On a remake from over a month ago. That also caught two coons between the two yotes

It's a #2 I had set with a hair trigger for some mink running along the side of a culvert. I think it's a long tail, his tail is 6-7" long. The other weasels I've been catching have 3-4" tails.

Tough little bugger he pulled the stake.Lucky you didn't lose the trap.

A few from the past couple days.

I pulled the trap. His front legs were in rough shape and froze to the trap.

same set,yesterday and today.

Well even a blind squirrel gets a nut, now and then

Looks like he's been eating the coyotes!

Fisher weighed 15#

you set on sign, have this on camera:

catch this:

Must have been jumping on the pan, both back feet......

WoodL. Had the same thing happen this morning. Have had a fox showing up on camera every 3 days. Set for it and got a opossum. There was never a opossum on that trail cam.

yup, never fails.....
Youngest one is hoping for a cat for Christmas .... We will see.
Reset this one today ( i have never caught anything but coons in a possum remake) and put in a new set with some more visual appeal today, using some garland as flagging.

Probly my best yote this year ,doesnt the white stripes on stinkers usually join with the tail stripe ? Shes goin to hang with the rest on the wall .love stinker furs hanging in the man cave

Thanks. I think that was the same one I had on the trail cam. I wasn't far from where the pic was taken.

I just looked at the weasel, and it does have yellowing on the back legs and tail area.

same area but not same set.

A buddy of mine caught a possum in a #3 bridger that had 3 feet in the trap. No telling what it was doing to make the trap fire.

The fur is looking good now

This big boy is from one of my new properties, opossums didn't find this set as it was 45 yards out in to the hayfield