Time for another round of what the heck is that?

[droid1963]

A cat

 

[drift1122]

Animal fir.

 

[RyanBambach]

Instantly I to thought Moose for two reasons. The arch and the slope of the neck and the other thing is the course hair. I don't know many breeds of dogs with course hair like that. The only other animal I can really think of it being would be a hog...no tracks around? In the last few weeks we have had so much rain here in SW Ontario that even the newly born fawns that come to my food plots are leaving deep tracks.

 

[Lead Loader]

most likely a new born deer

 

[Deerdr]

Double breasted mattress thrasher or Purple crested ash can smasher , they both frequent area in question. Honest Jim Mansell

 

[souwest_ghillie]

I kinda get the impression that the hair is coarse....gonna say hog.

 

[Aniest]

Wendy's muff.

Hide yo kids, Hide yo Goats it's El Chupacabra.

I kinda get the impression that the hair is coarse....gonna say hog.

OK, WTF is the difference?????????

My guess is a dog...

 

[Shooter1of38]

A swamp donkey.

You mean Stephanie from Sons of Guns?

 

[Collint2005]

Horse

 

[Found]

X wife?

 

[1960]

any thought of ...beaver?

 

[O d gout]

Milkshake!

 

[FLHTCUI]

If it where wearing a pink tutu I would know who it was/is...from the Pemberton area...
Tight Groups,
Rob

 

[sunray]

"...not so sure there are bears..." Yogi is everywhere. That looks like a deer though.

 

[joe-nwt]

Gatehouse, looking for that last piece of brass without his tutu.

 

[DVXDUDE]

black or choc lab is my guess. First thought it was a moose but from the camera height it cant be. Next guess is Hog

 

[hifiwasabi]

That ain't no Samsquanch, that there's one-o them man-bear-pigs, half manbear and half pig.

Sean