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- Currently retired and enjoying life.
We're you out hunting? It must be fairly easy to track an animal in the snow...of course the animal could also easily track you! Yikes!
ReplyDeletehmm...maybe a fox a raccoon? Tracks always make me curious.
ReplyDeleteCame across those tracts while out walking, not hunting except for interesting images. I believe the top shot is a raccoon track. Note the hand-like shape. The bottom shot is of rabbit tracks. Always see where critters have been in the snow. Thanks for the visit and comments Lowell and Laura.
ReplyDeleteThe only dangerous critters around here ride snowmobiles which can be heard coming from afar so I can flee. They do leave distinctive tracks too.