What about this pair?

I catch a few grey fox/coyote doubles every year. I always wonder how the event transpired.

I would say the dominant animals likely get nailed first.Then the "moochers" get caught after.
I have seen where the moochers get caught first,and when the dominants show up later,the moochers have some evidence on their hides(if any left).

How you ever gonna catch that magnum top lot grinner if your traps are clogged up by fox & coons?

I wish we had marten here

I was thinking the same thing on every fox and coon I rolled up on. Guess I'm going to have to start making 3 sets at a location.

The most unusual double I have caught was a red fox and a gray fox. No discrimination!

Don't ya just hate it when that happens to your best possum sets? Dang it!

I got a picture somewhere of a possum/beaver double. Snared the beaver on a trail up an over an implement road from culvert to culvert, so beaver is up on the little dirt road. Possum is at a dirthole set about 15' from the beaver. Craziest double I ever had.
Always wondered which one got there first too.
Jim