Not sure??
Close to a crick.

My guess is skunk.

I can't tell s but it is a squirrel,no doubt a ground squirrel.

Just chased a skunk down a hole similar to that! The back print looks like the back foot of a skunk to me set a 120 and let un know what ya get.

yes what jerry said

Well as I was sitting on the truck.. I was texting my wife it popped its head out to get a look around..
A BIG FAT WOODCHUCK!!!
The size of a coon... Yea.... I missed....

Didn’t stick its tongue out at you did it?

That's the kind of varmints we deal with.

What’s a “ Crick “ ? .........is that the new outdoor magazine “ Field & Crick “

Is it the same one that saw it's shadow.? If so, it needs to be eliminated..

It must have been an old hole! Not enough sand on top of the ground. He came out of the hole.

A creek is a small stream.
A crick is what one gets in one's neck.
A pain in the neck is one who not only does not know how to pronounce creek, but also does not know how to spell it.
I still love my all of my brothers, non the less.

I will share how my people pronounce a word oddly.
There are actually two of them.
1) Roots. We do not pronounce it similar to boots, nor like ruts. It sounds somewhere in between.
2) Roof. Not like goof, nor like ruff. But again, somewhere in between.

Regardless, there is little to no excuse for missing a giant whistle pig. Then again, I am sure that the shock of seeing one this early in the season would throw a guy off his game...

I almost said groundhog but didn't know the size.Groundhogs are squirrels and the tracks are close to identical.Note how the 3 middle toes are almost paralell.That's a squirrel family trait.I've seen them out,even earlier.I always assumed it was a breeding thing.