Anyone knows what it is?

[hawkfu]

See it in the yard, take a picture.

[The Dawg]

Looks like a mole to me

[fisherdan]

Looks like it may be a shrew mole to me, front legs don't face outwards like a mole. I trap small mammals on some of the construction sites around here and have seen them before, though not often.

[Pioneerman]

Yes I would say mole as well

[springpin]

Mole!!!!! Run Away, Run Away!!!!

[pnbrock]

kill it they breed like rats!!!!

[.300WSMImpact!]

mole! moley mole mole mole, MOLE MOLE, mole, moley mole mole

[open-sights]

Bison, probably female and young

[Joel]

Hahaha. I aree with open-sights

[lostindian]

I do believe it's a shrew

[ytlogger]

...shrew..

[lineofsight]

What did it taste like?

[Centerfire]

It's a mole.

[bad arrow]

Is it Fisherdude?

[hawkfu]

:)
it got a red nose. i search on google <image>, and it seems more like a mole. but cute though. gona give him freedom.

[bugbones]

Thats a baby BigFoot for sure.

[Paulyman]

50 calibre is the only way to deal with that type of beast.

[One Shot]

Did you buy a tag?

[hunter1947]

I would say it is a mole as well.

[BTFever]

You caught that fare and square right.... get a rugg dude... might be like 10 bucks for taxidermy

[BCHunterFSJ]

If it's 1 mole, there must be 6.02 X 10 to the power of 23 of them!

Sorry; a chemistry joke... Any of my old students looking in???

[Karlolof]

mole mole mole mole

[Ddog]

Shrew-mole (Neurotrichus gibbsii)

RANGE: Occurs west of the Cascade and Sierra Nevada ranges from the Frasier river area of British Columbia south to the Monterey area of California.

STATUS: No state or federal protection for this species.

HABITAT: Most abundant in deep humus free soils in deep ravines. Dominant vegetation in these sites include big leafed maple, vine maple, red alder, flowering dogwood, various deciduous shrubs and brambles, sword fern, mosses and skunk cabbage. Shrew moles occur less frequently in shallow soils, such as those encountered in burned over areas, headland prarie, dry woods or areas with a stony or rocky substrate.

SPECIAL HABITAT REQUIREMENTS: Deep non-compacted soil as Shrew moles construct extensive runway networks about 40mm wide and 20mm deep in soft soil beneath the duff layer.

BREEDING:

FOOD: Shrew moles are unique in that it has the size and forefeet of a shrew, and the large head and dental structure of a mole, and it's unique ability to climb low bushes to forage for insects, earthworms, insect larva, and adult insects are consumed.

[Ruger4]

Is it Fisherdude?

Now thats funny , get a full mount and call it "Pat"

[Roots]

If it's 1 mole, there must be 6.02 X 10 to the power of 23 of them!

Painfully funny... Avogadro would be proud of you...

[BCrams]

water shrew

[lineofsight]

Painfully funny... Avogadro would be proud of you...

Its not an avocado.

[tierodrl]

shrew my cat kills them

[Buck Skin]

mole!!!!!!!

[ianwuzhere]

was it sent out for taxidery? shoulder mount?

[ytlogger]

Shrew mole, hairy tail. Right on Ddog.

[Kid Hunter]

I'd say mole!

[wetcoastwillie]

He's responsible for all those little mounds of dirt on your lawn!!

[shawnwells]

ha ha ya tatanka

[UncleJesse]

Painfully funny... Avogadro would be proud of you...

+2 :-D :-D

[Ghost Stalker]

not a mole it is a shrew.

[BCrams]

I 'guessed' the water shrew due to their abundance in BC over the shrew mole.

Reality though .... identification of shrews are usually made by examination of their teeth.