Do fishers dig holes in the ground?

Fishers, which are carnivorous mammals related to weasels, do not typically dig holes in the ground like some other animals. Instead, they are known to use tree cavities, abandoned burrows, or dense vegetation for shelter. While they may dig occasionally to search for prey or create a den, it is not a primary behavior associated with them. Their hunting and foraging habits are more focused on climbing and traversing their forested habitats.