NHMountainMan
Free Ranging
Agreed - that why I asked it they were the same tracks in snow / mud. Snow clearly was mustelid.To me they look like front paw prints. The hind foot has a more distinguishable 'thumb'.
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Agreed - that why I asked it they were the same tracks in snow / mud. Snow clearly was mustelid.To me they look like front paw prints. The hind foot has a more distinguishable 'thumb'.
Thank you!Not an expert, but I believe racoons have opposable thumbs, but I don't see that in any of the tracks. Also, minks are a bit smaller than racoons. I hope your coop and run is secure so it's not a problem. Good luck.
Thanks for pointing out, unfortunately they do look like two different tracks- both around the coop The snow has melted the snow tracks away, but they were a little smaller. Here is a size ref for the mud tracks- the red circles are showing them in same area as small deer track.Are they the same track in the snow and mud? Snow can be tough with melt and drift. The snow track looks like weasel or mink - a size reference might help.
Thank you- time to check the hatches for battening.with the new pics and size ref - I think raccoon in the mud, and mink / weasel in the snow
Thank youThe photo 7ED looks more like a raccoon to me.
X2with the new pics and size ref - I think raccoon in the mud, and mink / weasel in the snow
Thanks y’all