Mammals were identified by trapping, sign and/or sighting. This mammal list does not attempt to cover shrews or bats. Mist netting for bats was attempted on three different occasions near the meadow but no bats were caught. They have been seen flying in the evenings, but could not be identified. Traps were set for small mammal identification.
1. Lepus americanus - Snowshoe hare
2. Eutamias amoenus - Yellowpine chipmunk
3. Marmota flaviventris - Yellow-bellied marmot
4. Spermophilus beldingi - Belding ground squirrel
5. Tamiasciurus hudsonicus - Red squirrel
6. Glaucomys sabrinus - Northern flying squirrel
7. Thomomyys talpoides - Northern pocket gopher
8. Peromyscus maniculatus - Deer mouse
9. Neotoma cinerea - Bushy-tailed woodrat
10. Microtus montanus - Mountain vole
11. Clethrionomys gapperi - Grapper's red-backed bole
12. Zapus princeps - Western jumping mouse
13. Erethizon dorsatum - Porcupine
14. Canis latrans - Coyote
15. Ursus americanus - Black bear
16. Ursus arctos (historical sighting) - Grizzly Bear
17. Procyon lotor - Raccoon
18. Martes americana - Marten
19. Mustela frenata - Long-tailed weasel
20. Taxidea taxus - Badger
21. Mustela erminea - Short-tailed weasel
22. Mephitis mephitis - Striped skunk
23. Felis concolor - Cougar
24. Lynx rufus - Bobcat
25. Cervus elaphus- Elk (Wapiti)
26. Odocoileus virginianus - White-tailed deer
27. Odocoileus hemionus - Mule deer
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