Tracks

[Welshwizard]

I was away for most of the last week ,came home Tues. more to the point whilst walking the dogs through a forest down south came across some tracks I,ve never seen before , photographed them but
with a DSLR camera and too much mb to upload on here ,not being up on the tech. parts of the forums
is there a way of displaying them at moment they are around 15mega pixels ?

 

[JonathanD]

Upload them to Photobucket and they will automatically resize them.

 

[Shewie]

Email them to me if you want and I'll host them for a while

 

[Shewie]

Welshwizards' photos ...

 

[JonathanD]

Too small to make a positive ID. Cropping them to enlarge the prints would be a help and also make the pics small enough to post. Could be fox, rabbit, badger or dog, there is nothing to give a sense of scale though.

 

[Welshwizard]

i did realise that I should have put something down to compare scalewise but too late now , they were at least as big as a Gt. Danes paws in width therefore ruling out the biggest of these mammals i.e. Badgers ,foxes have nowhere near the same size pug marks and badgers are that powerfull earth movers that if it was them they would have left heavier marks anyway .
Just wondered if anyone has seen similar marks as I have not and have kept dogs for over 45 years now , from Terriers to Sight hounds and Labs.

 

[Welshwizard]

Thanks to Shewie for hosting the photos for me

 

[Retired Member southey]

badly maintained dog.

 

[JonathanD]

Just looks like a dog celebrating a great poo.

 

[Shewie]

Thanks to Shewie for hosting the photos for me

No probs

Just looks like a dog celebrating a great poo.

That's what I thought too, dead chuffed with himself by the looks

 

[blacktimberwolf]

I can't see any actual tracks only claw marks & that doesn't look like a dog turd.