Looks like Otters to me.

Fork has em
Saw one swim under pop up ,under a coot ,bite it by the neck kill it ,and swim the the shore to eat

Otters.

There are a few in a pond I fish off the elm fork in Lville.

I think the floods expanded their range quite a bit.

Not a nutria. Nutria just look like oversized rats

Otters. But to be sure you have to (carefully) check the tooth patch on the tongue.

Well if it's on Roberts it has to be some kind of hybrid otter mink.

This!

Looks like a otter to me. Only place I've seen them was at Rayburn and sqauw.

mean mouth its the new cross otter/mink

I otter known it.

In these pics you can tell they are bigger. I'll have to keep an eye out for them. They will bark / yelp at each other too when they are fussing or trying to find their buddies.

I'll keep an eye out for them I fish buck creek.

That's a lot of food. Not sure why it came to mind but I'm thinking that's a lot of poop/day also. Seen them at Squaw quite often. The critter not their poop.

@scoundrel LOL Also, I'm not sure those are otters, but I'd bet my life they aren't mink. I've never seen a mink larger than a foot, foot and a half at best.

For a funny show, google snoop dog and his animal/wildlife commentary show. It's hilarious. One of the clips shows a bunch of otters taking on a crocodile. Whole thing takes about 4 minutes.