Animal tracks

[deerman]

Animal tracks are quite interesting and often tell a story as well as identify the animal.

Here is a tricky track from another country.

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[Sonny]

Here you go sir...

I'll pass my crown for goofy threads to you as you have clearly surpassed me by a mile...lol..

[deerman]

Here you go sir...

I'll pass my crown for goofy threads to you as you have clearly surpassed me by a mile...lol..

"goofy threads" 

You don't think animal tracks are interesting to outdoor people and important for hunters to know something about?  I just read in the "long weekend thread where a fellow was excited as he had seen the biggest grizzly track he'd seen in his life.  Do you think he was being goofy?

[Sonny]

Goofy was probably the wrong word to use but tracks from Africa? Really?

Meh,it's not for me to judge so you go ahead and have fun with it,as for me,I'm going camping.

[deerman]

Have a good time camping but watch out for the honey badgers and heffalumps.

[deerman]

When antelope hunting, I like to check out the edges of dugouts and water holes to see if pronghorn have been drinking there.  The edge of this dugout was just track upon track.




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[Doug N]

Animal tracks are quite interesting and often tell a story as well as identify the animal.

Here is a tricky track from another country.

I'd hate to see the Sheila that left that camel toe print in the sand.........

[deerman]

I'd hate to see the Sheila that left that camel toe print in the sand.........

Wrong animal but right continent.

[Sonny]

Have a good time camping but watch out for the honey badgers and heffalumps.

Screw the honey badgers..

I had to deal with a rabid rabbit..lol

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[deerman]

Never underestimate the danger of rabbit attacks.



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[deerman]

Not really "track" as in footprints in the ground but sign that something was here.



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