Makes an impression like this?

It's 6' long and has no signs of having feet.
Those are deer tracks going through it and turkey buzzard tracks above it
It looks like it walked on it's wing elbows. If that is what they are called
But why?

A raptor of some sort catching prey. You can see the initial feet forward wings back strike to start then a hop or two then the wings forward as it dispatches.

Small hawk would be my guess.

Pterodactyl

A liberal after a MAGA!!!

No sign of any pray of any kind in the snow

And from farther back

It was cold and windy here, I was thinking frozen feet

But pterodactyl sounds right.

I’d say this^^. Small mouse or shrew may not leave sign on hard snow.

Lobster

Fluffy powder it's been cold here
This field was planted in some new soybeans that the animals don't like, not even the squirrels.
It's made this field almost barron of animals tracks in the snow except for the ones just passing through on their way to somewhere else

Giant Centipede dropped from space.

Moosetrot

The PBS Nature series has videos of owls punching through the snow, to grab meadow voles and then immediately flying off. The tracks match up perfectly for that.

Keith

If it wasn't a pterodactyl I'm going with an owl grabbed a small rodent.

beat me to it.
owl harassing a fox or coyote

Owl or hawk catching a meadow vole and taking off after the snatch up.

Snow snakes!

With no tracks of the prey in powdery snow, bird of prey may have snatched a frantic low flying bird and landed hard with it before taking off. In Naval aviation terminology, a touch and go, heavy on the touch.

This^^^

I now know it was a hawk or owl. I concede.
I just always found evidence of the pray or something to explain what happened
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