[Closed] Not sure what caused this(photo)

bengal tiger

does look a bit like a big cat type foot print

That'll explain my missing dog 😯

ACME "fake tiger foot-print" stamp?

Mutant badger is the only explanation

Dog print made bigger by snow melting

nickc - Member

Dog print made bigger by snow melting

bingo

Cats = retractable claws, so unlikely to make a print like that.

Grizzly Bear I reckon 😀

The bloke behind the tree laughing at you for falling for it.

looks like one of my faceplants!

i take it there is still far too much snow there then? drove almost an hour to get there last week only to be greeted by 3ft of snow! 😥

I was only on fire roads. Some bikers were on trails but I didnt see any of them to ask what state they were in.

I reckon they'd be pretty bad still. Hard compact ice under tree cover in some places.

Where I took picture the fire road was under about a foot of snow.

a wandering salmon

It is a Haggis print, I guarantee it.

Just the one print, or a series of them?
Looks man made juging by the two squares at 7 o'clock and 12 o'clock and five 'claw' marks. Most animal prints only have 4 claw marks

Marmot. Evil, vicious killers are marmots. Lethal.

It's obvious isn't it, it's the guy whose hand is in the first photo, he has a picture of him doing it for goodness sake, got to look for the details.

Should have just posted the second photo me thinks! 😆

I think it's a bike.

What tyres for animal tracks thread required.

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singlespeedstu - Member
Killer Bunny Track

Oi, thats filmed in my back garden (or works back yard)

There are reports that the Scottish Wildcat is in Carron Valley - not sure of any sightings but prints and droppings confirm this (apparently) - perhaps it was a Wildcat that made the print and the melting snow has enlarged it?

not a cat, they have retractable claws so don't show in the prints. Its from a dog

Oi, thats filmed in my back garden (or works back yard)

I'd be very carefull when out there then that bunny looks lethal.

yeti 575 🙄

Pine Martin?

DickBarton - Member
There are reports that the Scottish Wildcat is in Carron Valley

You mean Scottish big cat? Wildcats number less than 400 but they're not extinct yet.

No I mean Scottish Wildcats...as in the things that are very very rare but have been spotted in Carron Valley - well not spotted but their fallout has been - prints and waste, etc...

Of course it could be a very large Red Squirrel as they are also natural inhabitants at Carron Valley...

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