1. Furbearer Pelt ID
FFA Wildlife CDE

3. MINK Mustela vison DEN – stream bank, stolen from Muskrat
DIET - Muskrat
MINK

4. Fisher Martes pennanti Den – hollow tree
Diet – squirrels, cats, and other small mammals
Fisher

5. Martes americana
DEN – Den Tree
DIET – Small animals
Pine Marten

6. Skunk mephitis mephitis DEN – Hole dug into small hill or rock pile
DIET – Insects
Skunk

7. Weasel Winter coat – Ermine Mustela frenata DEN – Abbondoned burrows
DIET – live prey
Weasel

8. Badger Taxidea taxus DEN – Hole dug into small hill or rock pile
DIET – Insects
Badger

9. Coyote Canis latrans DEN – small cave or self dug house.
DIET – eatiumus anythingamous
Coyote

10. Gray Fox Urocyon cinereoargenteus DEN : Tree
DIET: small mammals and birds
Gray Fox

11. Red Fox Vulpes vulpes DEN – Hole dug into small hill
DIET – small mammals and birds
Red Fox

12. Felis rufus
DEN – den tree
DIET – small mammals and birds, deer
Bobcat

13. Bobcat

14. Canadian Lynx Lynx canadensis DEN – den tree
DIET – small mammals and birds, deer, primarily snow shoe hare
Canadian Lynx

15. Muskrat Ondatra zibethicus DEN – self made water hut, or bank burrow
DIET – aquatic plant roots
Muskrat

16. Beaver Castor canadensis DEN – self made water hut, or bank burrow
DIET – popular or aspen meristem (bark).
Beaver

17. River Otter Lutra canadensis DEN: bank burrow DIET: Fish and
crustaceans
River Otter

18. Raccoon Procyon Lotor DEN: Den Tree
DIET: eatimous anythingamous, primarily crustaceans, insects, and grains.
Raccoon

19. Opossum Didelphis virginiana DEN: Den tree
DIET: eatimus anthingamous – very adaptive.
Fun Fact: the only North American Marsupial
Opossum