Pussy vs cat

The wife and I were visiting in New England years ago. We were walking up to the side doors of our hotel when I hear the blood curdling screams. I hunted all my life but never heard anything like that before. Again I'm from Ohio. I ask the wife WTF was that? After getting to the hotel room I did a bunch of searching and found out it was a Fisher. Pretty cool experience.

I live in Pennsylvania near the Poconos and had a Fisher that would scream at night

Hearing a Fisher is freaking scary. Was out with three dogs, one screached about a 100 feet away at night. All I could see was the two yellow eyes. My dogs, who chase everything from deer to Bears, ignored the fisher as they knew it was bad. They looked like “we don’t hear anything!” The Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

man when they both looked at each other terrified of the other i was dying laughing

I’m dyin

🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂

No doubt.

What a wuss

sorry to hear about your childhood abuse, that must have been very difficult

How awful.

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@sloanekuria3249 Sorry to see you weren’t taught how to respect others in childhood. It’s made you difficult.

@@jayhache5609 beating children is a crime, you psycho

Good idea!

He is too careful, the fishers teeth will not bite through the leather glove.

It’s a fisher cat. Nothing will make it less aggressive. They take down animals 4 times their size.

Is that why they do that with skunks

P my friend just had some of his birds eaten by one today

Is it true when fishercat gets H*RNY he cumms running and humps your belt then some WHITE liquid comes out?

Lived in Manchester in 90s was at Auburn NH Massbecsic Lake hiking and got chased by One Big Ass Fisher. I Honestly didn't know what it was. It was the size of a dog All Black

@@ricjonez1816 I live in MA idk when we got them but the past 2 weeks the same tan one comes roaming about at 1:00 AM like clockwork, crazy how big some are

Just seen one kill a possum in my yard in Rockland

I grew up in NH as well and now live in Mass. Never, EVER, saw one growing up, although we always talked about them. Wouldn’t you know, the second I move to mass one comes jaunting up to my back deck. Long story short, NH fisher cats are sly mferrs

He should have killed it 😳🚬

Marten not Weasel.

@@steffenrosmus9177 Fishers Martens and weasels are all in the Mustelidae family. Fishers and marten are in the same genus.

That's a normal sized female.

@@steffenrosmus9177 marten is.in the weasel family toom

There isn't much difference between male and female

or it could be a young male as well who hasn't reached full size yet, but I agree it's mostly likely a female.

@@silicontoad7186 not much of a difference the females weigh 4 to 6 pounds and are about 2 feet long the males are 8 to 16 pounds and 3 feet long that's a very big difference the biggest being weight.

@@silicontoad7186 there isn t, the male is twice as big :)

@@brandondavis4306 yep! Just Google it myself. MALES = 8 - 16lbs, up to 3' feet in length. FEMALES = 4 - 6lbs, approx 2' feet in length. So, yea.. MALES, DOUBLE the size of females is WAY larger!

No kidding! One time only! If you did survive a second request, you never forgot it and you never made her say something a second time ever again! I call this "Jared Honey Syndrome." At least she didn't whine! It goes something like this: "Jared Honey, don't hit Susie. Jared Honey, I mean it now. Come one--don't do that Jared Honey! I am going to count to three... One, Two.. Jared Honey! I won't get you that video game if you don't stop now... Please! Jared Honey." I can't even say LOL, because IT ISN'T FUNNY!

My thoughts exactly. We would be bouncing off the ground if we'd ignored our mom. Imagine what the kid's teacher endures.

@@bloodybones63 They are called cats but actually weasel family so no.

@@bloodybones63 Weasel, Ermine, Fisher ... Total Carnivores

I ate your grandma as well. But in a different way than you mean

I'd much rather have an encounter with a groundhog then a fisher! They are the only animal that actively hunts/eats porcupine! They are ferocious, just like every member of the Mustelid family.

Im allergic to metal, that’s why I was being so cautious around that ferocious cage!!

killer hamsters.

@@kidsgamingstation6205 😆

@@irishkelly654 The Fisher is confident in his speed to escape after the trap is open. Groundhogs will sometimes turn in defense. And they try their best to get you thru the trap. I've caught enough on my property to know. 😆

Or get your scardy butt off the trampoline lol. Trampolines are meant to be jumped on, not hide from a sacred animal that wants nothing to do with you 😅

@@PeteCurringtonThe fisher wasn’t afraid.

Well, I mean... She did kinda stop the kids in their tracks. They were jumping, having fun. She's gonna have to say it a lot. She picked a bad spot.

@@drewm1808 if my mom told me to do something, I did it, or an ass whooping followed.

@@TacoCrisma Yeah, mine didn't play that "ignore her" mess either. Still was kinda a douchebag move to run to the only place with a bouncy floor, in use, and tell everyone stand still. She's selfish AF.

Perhaps his tales of fisher cats were ones he DIDN'T make up.

@@YoYo_Ma this is true. But he did repeat them.

Your dad seems like a fun guy! He is right about one thing - they can be very ferocious, like any other Mustelid.

Ain't a cat its a weazle,

@@stevenwilliams7432 I think you're talking about Pauly Shore.

It wasn't s fishercat it was the CHUPACABRAS ya stupid C*NT!

A pig?

@@PaulWashington.. Porcupine

In the northeast, otters CAN get huge, unlike the western otters. River otters are known to grow sometimes 6 feet long.😮

Mustelids, to be exact. Includes weasel, badger, otter, fisher, mink, skunk, marten, wolverine.

Ah right ,never heard of this before , thanks

how much did he have to pay for this advice?

Just open the damn thing and let em go

My daughter at 4 years old could trap AND skin a fisher. She could teach this guy and a lot. I'm always proud of her abilities but knowing she can do things better than grown men can is indescribable.

Ikr!!!?? I'm a 100lb female and I've never been scared like this dude. I've been trapping since I could walk tho. Takes learning I suppose. Next time he'll be more confident

@@danykasilvernail I was 12 or 13, first racoon I ever caught in a trap, of of cheese wiz, grabbed a tree branch aka club and wacked this coon over the head , I wasn't strong enough to get the trap off its foot so I just carried the coon in the trap my the trap basically dragging it behind me back to the house. About half way across the field I was in, this coon decided it was NOT dead. and not only that it was PISSED THE F**K OFF !!!!! That thing came for me with a vengeance and a score to settle. Grabbed a hold of my leg and here I am in this wide open field screaming a war cry like no other. my pant leg is tore to pieces. I see blood everywhere. and this beast of a creature is having a field day of whooping my ass. In the heat of my screams I see my uncle come running and I mean a dead sprint run full bore wide open straight at me across the field and this goliath of a coon in full engaged war mode on my leg.. In one fail swoop and never breaking his stride my uncle reached down and grabbed this coon still in the trap and BODY SLAMMED this coon into the cold frozen ground. picked it back up and slammed it again. it was dead. he came up to me with coon in hand in trap and knelt down and looked over my leg , im crying buckets , he asked me if i was ok, and I said NOOOOOOOOOOO, he looked up at me, with his free hand picked my up and ever so sofly he said, Well , you are now.... oh i hugged his so tight.. so tight, and the rest of the way he never put me down or that coon . Grandma patched me up like grandmas do and told me , next time , make sure their dead before you move them. lololol I got 30 bucks for that hide , they said it was a jumbo size , that was in 1982 or 3. To this very day , any animal that has ever bitten me has died. And I will never forget the wrath of my uncle protecting me and his soft words of Are you ok ? Well , you are now .

@@modwrath810 that's a great trapping and family bonding story. Thank you for sharing that. My grandfather has been trapping, hunting, and fishing for 70+ years. He taught my dad, we were taught, and now my kids are learning from the master. To me, there's nothing more pure than nature and family.

@@danykasilvernail Your last sentence , To me, there's nothing more pure than nature and family., words to my heart, thank you for showing me I wasn't the only one left in the world who feels the same.

Lol what. You don't know much about animal behaviour it's terrifed

their mating calls are disturbing

That's hilarious! Sorry about your arm.

Bruhhh.... fr fr?!! smh

Oh yeah, fisher cats are more feared than bears and bobcats by the old timers around here. That little thing can take deer down, they are no joke. Same family as wolverines and honey badgers I believe.

I was out with my springer on day and walked up on a big fisher who was stalking turkeys. My dog ran into the flock and they scattered. I whistled and the cat just slowly turned behind a stump. So I turned the other way and my dog came running by me and never saw the cat. I don’t allow him to fight wild animals and he knows it. I don’t want vet bills.

Don't let your dog attack wildlife.

@@feliscatus3489 my dog was the one that was attacked. He got between him and my other livestock. I don’t let my dogs hunt coyotes, but this little monster came right up to the house

I bet he bought those gloves just for this occasion 😂

You can sink into them?

Ya there's another similar animal in the same habitat called a pine Marten or sometimes just a marten.

@@thingwhatever Thank you.

They are related to Wolverines, too! Ferocious critters...

@@irishkelly654 Very interesting. Thank you.

@@notsosilentmajority1 - You are very welcome! Scary group of critters, those mustelids! All very ferocious in their own right! Look up stoats, they take down prey 10 or more times their size/weight! The endurance/stamina is insane! Then look up giant river otters - for contrast. Cheers...

Me too

Hello Josephine how are you doing today?

@@DavidWalker-xw4sb Lol the Facebook thirst bots are on KZfaq now I see. 🤣

@@deletdis6173 And who are those?

Are you Canadian? Americans call them fisher cats. Canadians refer to them only as fishers.

@@paulburley7993 no, I wish I was but that's another story, I was a trapper when I was young and we trappers knew the proper name is Fisher.

My 83 year old grandfather taught me to trap. In massachusetts we call them fishers or fisher cats. I find it humorous when people think they're cats or they eat fish

I'm sorry this didn't get the attention that it deserved. This comment is gold.

@surfering asguy it will calm the kid down and make him less jumpy.

“BJJ”? Blow job jumpers?

I didnt wanna say it but cmon man, you dont have to be scared of him when he's IN the cage, he doesn't have laser beams lol from the start this guy had no idea what to do... it makes me question his original plans to "catch" whatever he thought was eating his stuff. How about protect your stuff better instead of trying to catch the whole the animal kingdom you fuggin jagoff now go put the trap back in the attic lol

Omg killing me

A brat that wouldn't stop jumping when spoken to.

cover trap with blanket. if a skunk cant see, it wont spray.

@yourmomsboyfrend no shit ? I grew up on a farm and my ancestors where farmers since early 1800s . First pioneers in central Wisconsin and I never heard a story of skunks doing that !!!

@yourmomsboyfrend no I am currently not farming or any one in our family anymore unfortunately . I am sorry for debate or not agreeing with your comment .

I’ll bet he wouldn’t catch a horse 🐴 in that thing. You said anything....... And this is the internet..... So I just wanted to kid around a little bit. 😇 Yep, You never know what’s going to be there in the morning.