1. Badgers can sniff out almost as good as dogs. Badgers are carnivores

2. Black bear
The Native American honor the bear. Settlers place great value on bear meat.

3. Bobcat
They are twice as big as a house cat. They mark their territory with poop and pee.

4. chipmunk
They are always busy look for food their predators are the hawk owl and weasel.

5. Coyote
The Latin name is Canis Latrans. Pups are born with yellow and brown fur.

6. A Gray squirrel only weighs 16-28 ounces. They love nuts!

7. muskrat There are hunted for their pelts.
Muskrats are great swimmers with their rudder-like tail

8. Pine Marten
The female is about three fourths of the males size. Pine martens mate between July and August.

9. Its in the rodent family. Their main enemy is the fisher.
Porcupine
Its in the rodent family. Their main enemy is the fisher.

10. raccoon
The scientific name means a washer the avg. number of cub is 4 in a litter

11. Red fox A
fox can hear a mouse from150 feet. A fox family has a hunting range acres

12. River Otter
Otters like to wrestle each other. Otters use dens to raise their pups.

13. Stripped skunk
Some people call them stink cats, polecats, or smell cats. They spray smelling musk.

14. Timber wolf 300 years ago wolves were in Wisconsin.
In 1865 people were allowed to hunt Wolfes

15. Bucks grow new racks each year. They have a four chambered stomach.
White Tailed Deer
Bucks grow new racks each year. They have a four chambered stomach.