Anyone good at analyzing foot prints to identify predators?

[bernie131]

 

[Fluttershy17]

Some look like deer. The single file tracks could be a cat zig zagging.

 

[NHMountainMan]

Very tough to offer help with those pictures. Some degree of scale would help. (Put your hand alongside) - as would a close up picture of the prints where definition of toes, claws / nails and pads might be clear. In one photo I think I see raccoon toes, and in another I think I see a rabbit track.
I'm usually pretty good at tracks but there's not much clear in the pics.

 

[Hidrainja4]

Neat identification page http://ohiodnr.gov/winter-recreation/recreation/tracking I see none of your tracks as raccoon possum my most common predators.

 

[bernie131]

Something got my duck and left her body but her head was gone. This happened right before dusk when they come inside. I have an acre of land and they took her from my back door to the end of my land. I had a camera hooked up but it didn't get any footage and I need to know

 

[hayley3]

I see multiple prints...rabbit..deer and one I couldn't identify.
Right at dusk makes a raccoon very possible and also being headless points to a raccoon.
A fox will just carry the bird away. Sorry about your duck.
I stopped keeping ducks because I could not keep them safe without penning constantly.

 

[WthrLady]

I see deer, cat, and raccoon, and maybe rabbit

 

[bernie131]

I was checking them every 15-20 mins all day and never saw anything anywhere even close then in the blink of and eye I saw prints in the snow going up to their pool and ran outside and she was gone and my other girl was swimming in the pool,..???

 

[bruceha2000]

Something got my duck and left her body but her head was gone. This happened right before dusk when they come inside. I have an acre of land and they took her from my back door to the end of my land. I had a camera hooked up but it didn't get any footage and I need to know

Classic raccoon, huge waste. I hate to lose a bird to anything but at least the foxes eat the whole thing. Coon prints from the front feet look like hand prints, the rear prints are elongated.

 

[hayley3]

I was checking them every 15-20 mins all day and never saw anything anywhere even close then in the blink of and eye I saw prints in the snow going up to their pool and ran outside and she was gone and my other girl was swimming in the pool,..???

The coon could've chased the one duck away from the pool and then caught it. Coons can run fast. It will be back for your other duck...