Cleveland has a fisher again.A fisher is a weasel, but a weasel the size of a house cat — long and low to the ground, dark brown, with a heavy bushy tail and a habit of going up trees after things that thought being up a tree made them safe. Ohio had them in the old forest, and then it didn't: trapping and logging cleared them out of the state by the middle of the 1800s. In early September a camera in Cleveland's park system caught one walking through, and the Ohio Division of Wildlife confirmed it — the first documented in Cuyahoga County in well over a century.Nobody released it. It walked back on its own, which is the part worth wearing.PRODUCT DETAILS Custom contour-cut fisher silhouette in dark brown tooled leather — die-cut to the animal's own outline, no border, name debossed along the back Five Richardson 112 colorways plus a ponytail-opening women's cap in Dusty Rose Structured trucker cap with mesh back, adjustable snapback closure — one size fits most Made to order in Avon Lake, Ohio, just west of Cleveland The design is the product—the hat is the medium.