This is the only picture I got of whatever it is . But I think there is 2 of them.

Chimpanzees, 100%.

Definitely skunk apes

Squatch and his girlfriend....

Black bear

That’s what I was thinking also, but the closest black bear population is around 150 miles away .

Got any idea how tall the weeds are where that thing is standing?

Chupacabra or manbearpig

Bear.

LeBron James

Black dog, the ear seems to big for a bear

Black bear. I’m sure there are bear in middle tn.

Big hog?

this

Or this

Something that escaped from an animal farm somewhere.

I blew up the picture, and it looks like a bear, the fur looks like bear, and seems one ear is showing, and looks like bear.

Got any idea how tall the weeds are where that thing is standing?

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Waist high

Not any more

Black bear

same here , but we get a bear wandering through every couple years it seems caught on camera.

a few years ago had one filmed right in the city of Monroe WI in front of the hospital.

no one told the bears they don't live here.

same goes for mountain lion , DNR is all deny deny deny till someone hits it on the highway.
then maybe all those folks who swore they saw a mountain lion weren't so wrong after all.

since it's a potential bear thread,
what's everyone's thoughts on this one? Anything unusual maybe? some cropped trail cam pics

Black Angus

Bear. The area I live is is not considered 'bear habitat ' either, but we do get them wandering through occasionally. Those young bears, males especially I've been told, will travel many, many miles in the spring and early fall.

Looks like a bear to me Tommie. We have had a couple over the last 5 years or so down in the Gallatin area that were eventually hit and killed along the highway. I think both were young males that were apparently looking for a new home range after being run off from home. Gallatin is a long way from known bear range.

Hodag.

Moosetrot

Bear maybe?

Bear

I've seen pictures of that animal before.
Can't remember it's name species .
But it's not a bear as we know it!
IT'S fascinating the different types of animals from around the world, that can be confused with others.

Not anymore.
Of course it's a black bear, look at those feet; they are plantigrade, only other animal of that size in north America are humans.

????????????????? Can't even see feet in his post!

it's a sloth bear! I think!