Looks like a fairly small fisher. Pine martin have a very small population in WI and are found in only 3 areas of WI but primarily 2 areas since one of the areas the populations have been decreasing drastically and all locations are in Northern WI. Pine martin in WI have not done well it sounds like the DNR is going to try and introduce more into these 3 core areas to bring in more genetic diveristy and try to boost the population but until they figure out why Martin are not doing well in WI it is basically sending them to a death sentence. Cool pic tho. Where in SE are you located. Fisher have been moving farther and fartehr south expanding their ranes with their increasing populations. Fisher and martin were both reintroduced to WI in the same core areas due to habitat specifications however fisher were introduced years before martin so they got a head start. Also fisher are much bigger and can out compete and kill martin and fisher seem to be less habitat specificly dependent (as observed by such a broad expansion of their ranges and various habitats they are being found in within WI) where martin are habitat dependent on large old growth conifer stands (which have dwindled in WI).