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Below are a few animal tracks I came across north of Cincinnati, Ohio. With a good amount of snow, it was nice to be able to see these even hours after the animals passed through. There’s one set of tracks that I can’t identify. If you know what it is, feel free to respond below!
These woods contain quite a few different types of tracks.
Deer track in snow.
Deer track. I believe he was moving right to left based on the snow to the left of the print being swished away slightly.
Mid-sized dog paw print.
My boot print.
I suspect a squirrel or raccoon was scratching around for nuts or other food sources.
Not sure what this is. Possibly a raccoon?
rabbit tracks. the two hind legs (wide) and the front legs are the single spot on the left.
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7 thoughts on “Animal Tracks in Snow”
Id say either snowshoe hare tracks OR you dug sticks into the snow to laugh at how many people would try to guess 🙂
Well…it definately gave ME a laugh to think you did… 🙂 Though there were other thoughts of how you might have “made” them yourself that were equally as funny
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Id say either snowshoe hare tracks OR you dug sticks into the snow to laugh at how many people would try to guess 🙂
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I would never do such a prank-like thing! 😉 But seriously, I didn’t!
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Well…it definately gave ME a laugh to think you did… 🙂 Though there were other thoughts of how you might have “made” them yourself that were equally as funny
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Yeah that’s a rabbit/jack rabbit track.
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Thanks Sara!
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the last one looks like a bunny. back legs apart, front legs together. Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2013 01:17:50 +0000 To: pamspuppypalace@live.com
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You know what, Pam, I think you’re right! I can’t believe I didn’t even think of that!!
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