I agree. Seen about a million of them tracks lately.

I thought fisher initially. Coon more than likely!

Chris

With a digger you should see at least imprint of the front feet nails, but they do walk "pigeon-toed"

How different do these look from what you saw...?

I was thinking squatch with a coon riding on his right shoulder. By the way, the coon is a boar, approximately 3 years old and missing the left upper canine tooth.

I will bet you $20,000 dollars it is a raccoon and a big one. They tuck their toes in and keep their heels of the ground in the snow. Heat preservation. I do see imprints of long toes in one of those tracks.
When a coon is traveling from point A to point B (like when traveling afar looking for mates), they commonly make the paired tracks similar to the weasel family.

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