Name this predator....

[Rootball]

Chupacabra?

Were there any smal holes in any of the veins or arteries?

 

[derby]

I guess it returned from an alien abduction

DDawn - great link. Thanks. I saved it for future reference.

Derby

 

[Boyd]

if my jack russel gets loose thats exactly what she does to my flock... needless to say she is not trusted outside anymore

No blood, no feathers, she is greased lightning on 4 legs. Runs, breaks neck, runs after the next and on and on and on.

It's been 5 years since she's done this so I'm hoping its out of her system, but I've learned the hard way... she's on a tight leash or on her lead line.

 

[deerman]

Very few wild predators , if any would leave prey uneat, even mink will go for neck area and crop.

My bet still on a dog.

Hawk if prey was to large to carry, would feed there on the spot.
Foxes carry them off.
Coons eat on the spot or carry off a little ways.
Most owl will same as a hawk, carry away or eat on the spot if to large.(night killers)

 

[horsejody]

I am thinking a bird of prey. Perhaps the cat went after the hawk and scared it off.

 

[kingmt]

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I had to Google that.

 

[citrusdreams]

I vote for a canine. It was either a playful puppy, or a dog ran her over.

One of my dogs ran over a guinea while playing with another dog one day

 

[Boyd]

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I had to Google that.

never heard of the fearsome Chupacabra's? The scourge of Latin America?

 

[19hhbelgian]

my guess would be a dog. Sounds just like what happened to one of my girls

 

[maplesky7]

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te he he....