weasel? large weasel? looks like 2in tracks, but the "bounding" is weaselly no?
Appears to be ‘loose stool’ on top of Ruffed Grouse scat. Any guesses?
Does anyone know what type of animal scat this is
Lope and slide
CyberTracker Track & Sign Specialist Evaluation with Casey McFarland and Jonah Evans. Questions 10-12: who, what gait & which foot?
Buck scrape. One of the questions on the April 8-9 CyberTracker eval with Matt Nelson.
Grey squirrel scat. One of the questions on the April 8-9 CyberTracker eval with Matt Nelson.
One of the questions on the April 8-9 CyberTracker eval with Matt Nelson.
"Fast or slow" One of the questions on the April 8-9 CyberTracker eval with Matt Nelson.
One of the questions on the April 8-9 CyberTracker eval with Matt Nelson.
Cottontail scat of unusual size. We grow 'em big here in Minnesota.
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Tracks near Kentucky coffeetree, sidewalk, road, sports fields. First thought was that they were left by a human walking on their hands, second thought was long-fingered domestic dog, third thought was squirrel that really leans into its butt when bounding.
Moderately large, 3x4 tracks leading from a bank slide to a water entry point.
Based on foot morphology, it appears that the first track in the group is the left front (despite being on the right side of the pattern). A reminder to me of how supple rabbits are in their movement.
I think these are otter slides?? Please enlighten me
Bobcat trail showing a side-trot. I've never seen this pattern in a felid trail before. Found and followed during a trailing workshop with Dr Kersey Lawrence. Tracks were obscure, but the trail was continuous with these observations:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/142867819
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/142964785
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/142864192
A tuft of undercoat snagged on a branch. We found this bit of fur while trailing a herd of 9 elk during a workshop with Dr. Kersey Lawrence.