Is this a Fisher??

[jackelope]

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Wondering what y’all think this is. Thanks!!

[walt]

raccoon? 

[Humptulips]

I think it is  cat. A fisher tail is much more prominent plus I think the gait i wrong.

[brew]

I think it is  cat. A fisher tail is much more prominent plus I think the gait i wrong.

i kinda agree with that...i've seen a couple fishers in Montana and from what i saw their front shoulders were more pronounced and they had a much shorter gait.  this looks smaller on the front end and larger in the back and a much longer stride...i aint no fisher expert though my first thought was cat as well

[GWP]

I don’t think Fishers are supposed to be in Washington. Long and short tailed Weasels, Mink and Otter abound though.

[MADMAX]

Bobcat ?
 

[b23]

I was thinking cat as well.

[teanawayslayer]

Bobcat ?
 

x2. You’d have to mount that bobcat! It has a tail

[MADMAX]

You sure ?
Looks like a bobcat
LMFAO

[Okanagan]

Looks house cat to me, especially the way it moves/walks. Too much tail for bobcat, plus a bobcat in that position should show the white spot on the back of each ear.

There are fishers in WA, on the Penninsula, or were some ten years ago.  Game Dept. trapped some in BC and released them.  I never saw one but saw their unmistakeable tracks in snow several times.  Haven't seen any lately.

Fishers have an odd gait when travelling, kind of a quartering sideways lope, like a plane crabbing into the wind.  Any set of four tracks is set off I'd guess 20-30 degrees from the direction of travel.  Very distinctive if you see enough tracks to show the pattern and not just one paw print.   

[Humptulips]

I don’t think Fishers are supposed to be in Washington. Long and short tailed Weasels, Mink and Otter abound though.

DFW has released fisher in WA. Three year of releases on the Olympic Peninsula, then three years of releases in the South Cascades, then three years of releases in the North Cascades. Right around 350 animals.
Washington State Trappers Association has been a cooperating organization with monitoring. I have caught and released 4. Seen a couple more. Based on my own experience I think they are increasing in number.

[Hilltop123]

You sure ?
Looks like a bobcat
LMFAO

FOUL LANGUAGE WARNING
but funny

[KFhunter]

I was thinking possum at first, tough to tell.

Seemed to have a snout

[Widgeondeke]

I tot I saw a puddy cat

[Ronquillo08]

 

[powderbounder]

Fox

[GWP]

There are fishers in WA, on the Penninsula, or were some ten years ago.  Game Dept. trapped some in BC and released them.  I never saw one but saw their unmistakeable tracks in snow several times.  Haven't seen any lately.

Fishers have an odd gait when travelling, kind of a quartering sideways lope, like a plane crabbing into the wind.  Any set of four tracks is set off I'd guess 20-30 degrees from the direction of travel.  Very distinctive if you see enough tracks to show the pattern and not just one paw print.

Good to know! Thanks for the gait info. I never bothered with looking into them as I did not think they were here. I will be watching for them now.

On reviewing the video and second thoughts, it definitely is a Chupekabra…

[Goshawk]

I don’t think Fishers are supposed to be in Washington. Long and short tailed Weasels, Mink and Otter abound though.

They are in Washington both from recent planting and a few holdovers that managed to survive people encounters. 

[boneaddict]

Looks like a wap to me

[Boss .300 winmag]

I get cats on our security system all the time on the edges of light/cameras, it’s moving exactly like them.

Cat is what I’m seeing.

[KFhunter]

Looks like a wap to me

Omg you didn't 


   

[Limhangerslayer]

Looks like a wap to me

Sorry bone, but I don’t think you know what you’re talking about!  Definitely does not look like Wings And Pizza to me?

[Boss .300 winmag]

Looks like a wap to me

Sorry bone, but I don’t think you know what you’re talking about!  Definitely does not look like Wings And Pizza to me?

Yeah, wings and pizza.