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Fred
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Animal tracks
02/22/05 06:51 AM
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I've been running across some very fresh tracks in the morning. One I know is a racoon, the other one has very round pads, still has claws showing (so I don't think it's a cat) and the tracks seem to verlap each other, such as when one foot lifts up, the other one sets down in the same place. Opossum maybe?, but I did catch a faint whiff of skunk this morning... I didn't think skunks had pads this round, though. Any ideas? They come from the back and walk alongside where I let my dogs out in the morning. Don't want any surprises in the morning, not unless I'm the one doing the surprising
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Re: Animal tracks
[re: Fred]
02/22/05 07:02 AM
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Maybe a fox???? What kind of skunks do U have up there! Different species have different prints! Maybe a sketch or a pic would help I.D. it! A possum has more like little hands that look weird!
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egon
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Attached picture of striped skunk track.
Let the olifactories be your guide!!!
Egon
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Fred
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Re: Animal tracks
[re: egon]
02/23/05 05:57 AM
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Hmmm, maybe, without the bottom pad. I should have snapped a pic. It was hard to say because most of the time the footprints overlapped. The day I saw the tracks I couldn't identify was a day before I smelled skunk. I know there are skunks in this area, but I'm not sure that is what left the tracks that morning.
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Re: Animal tracks
[re: Fred]
04/20/05 04:02 PM
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Fred , maybe it was a Yeti???
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maybe it was a Yeti???
Ya know... that's exactly what the folks from the National Enquirer said.
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