Kind of different for here.

Think I would freeze it whole. Show pictures to taxidermists.

Is that all silvery? Or white? Either way that's a neat one for sure.
How big is it?

It’s a good size coon silver in spots some slight yellow tints to it also. I’ll pitch it in the freezer until I figure out what to do with it. Today is skunk day and it’s warm enough to work on them this week have 9 to pod and put up.

Nice catch. It's leucistic.

Keith

Legs are silver looking I’ll get some different pics of it.

Better pics of it.




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That's a unique one for sure!

I caught one this summer, real blonde, hardly any rings on the tail it was so blonde. Summer ADC coon.

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I had the skunk in the coon cage and the coon squeezed into the skunk trap it’s ironic I don’t know how they squeeze into the smaller traps.

I once had a large, fat, early Fall coon in a small box trap I bought for mink. He resembled a canned ham in a square can. I figure when the door hit him on the rump, he pushed forward as hard as he possibly could. I've had many back outs of much larger box traps. When that happens repeatedly, I bury a 1 1/2, off center, just outside the door. So far that has always connected on a large coon or coyote and stopped the problem.

Keith

Yea I bet a taxidermist would give you something for it.

I had one once that looked like that! the guard hairs were ruby red tipped in the sun and pinkish underfur

That's very unique

A friend caught this one yesterday.

No mask that’s unique

No stripes on its tail either.

I've never seen a piebald coon before, an early sign of domestication.
They're getting a little too comfortable with humans it appears.

Looks like it got crossed with a East Texas Piney Woods Government Land coyote...
In other words, a fine looking animal.