Any trappers in Arizona trap or hunt coatimundi?

I saw one in Cancun.

Never knew such a critter existed until I was watching Randy Newburg’s show Fresh Tracks. They had an episode where they shot one. Interesting animal!

My partner and I caught 5 in Arizona 2 years ago.

a fellow got a picture of one on a game camera about 4 miles from me last year....

Coatimundi??? I had to google it. (But to answer your question "NO" never even heard of it). thing looks like a cross breed between a possum and a coon!

I spent a little time in Payson, Az., and found sign, but never saw one.

Wierd animal for sure

We skinned one In Fur School. A warden got a call about some strange critter and they ended up killing It and we skinned It. They figured It was some ones pet that escaped or was dumped.

Coatimundi are very common in the exotic pet trade.

I like when they reverse the film footage of coatimundi. They look like a brontosaurus.



They are definitely an animal you would want to gang set for. They frequently run in huge groups.

Keith

That was awesome!!

Feisty little critters. When I was in the army we would do 30 days of jungle training in Panama every year and those guys were everywhere. We had one get his head caught in a C-ration can one night and he proceeded to tear up our whole patrol base trying to get free while his buddies were going crazy - scared the crap out of everybody.

Imagine the cases of surpressed PTSD that resulted from that there episode !!!!

When we was a kid a neighbor had one as a pet, when it was riled it had a strange way of going after what was rilleing it up, it would attack kind of sideways with its mouth instead of front on like other animals

Back in the early 80 spent a winter in southern Arizona and had them getting into the trash on a regular basis and caught several in a live trap

I think they would be worth more on the taxi market then as fur, though they do have nice fur

They are rare on any "for sale" forum, and pricey, when available.

Coatimundi mostly sell in the pet trade for around $800.00 each for bottle babies or adults for the normal reds. Whites are a few grand each.

If legal, you could probably make really good money selling wild caught coatimundi as breeders for pet coatimundi.

Rare colors of any fur bearer sell for huge money as breeders in the pet trade. I wish we could sell live, rare colored, wild caught furbearers from Ohio. If it's legal in your state, I would give it considerable consideration.

Keith