Predators

Traditional Predators - Pictures

Bear (bears are dangerous and should be avoided and not fed - particularly Polar Bears)

Bobcat Cougar Coyote Fox Lynx Martin Mink

Raccoon River Otter Skunk Weasel Wolf Wolverine

Sow Grizzly and her cubs (taxidermy)

Black Bear - brown phase of Black Bear

Black Bear dung - about 6 hours old - still fairly fresh looking and we could poke a small stick into it easily. You can often see berry seeds or other undigested hard plant parts in bear dung. Watch for these signs along the trail in bear country.

Polar Bear (taxidermy)

Bobcat

Cougar

Baby Cougars (at Guzoo Animal Farm)

Coyote

My image of the coyote - a picture forms of a still, .... cool evening. The sunset still glowing on the western horizon. There it comes ! From the distant hills a lone coyote sends out his shrill, wild song. And then from the woods across the field a whole family of coyotes answer the call, with a loud, wild chorus, as they greet the night. Pictures in my mind by Ray D.W.

Coyote Family (taxidermy)

Coyote Tracks in the Snow

Coyote on the run - swift as the wind

Arctic Fox (taxidermy)

Silver Fox

Red Fox - drawing by Susan Wegner

Red Fox (taxidermy)

Red Fox stalking its prey.

The bushy tail of the Red Fox

Red fox about 15 miles East of Yellowknife, North West Territories

Swift Fox (taxidermy)

Lynx

Martin (drawing by Susan Wegner)

Mink (drawing by Susan Wegner)

River Otter

There are so many pictures of the otters, because they won't stop to pose for hardly a second. These animals are always on the go. Very energetic, and playful.