Ive seen cats prints leave claw marks if they are sinking down in mud or snow

Exactly!!! Especially slushy snow like that is in!

Kind of like the othah thread for IDing this track. Lol

Well, if Danny knows, we all will soon also.

Anyone else have this book?

The three lobbed heel is the give away it's a cat. The claws of a cat will often show in mud or snow (especially in snow on slick ice).

It's hard to guess on size without something for scale but I'm wondering if Danny is sneaking a house cat on us:)

I can't believe that Dan Clifton is even asking the question unless to stir up some noise = cat cat cat to me, just a peon on here but it is a cat.......jk

I do, great book

Claw marks are rare on cat tracks though not ever seen especially when they need some traction.

The other what track is this looked catty to me. So thought I would post this. Figured this would get even more contention.

Visible claws had me thinking canine

Have to agree with feline after more thorough observation

Being no expert but being around barn cats a lot. A cat walking there back foot will step into the track the front foot left. So just maybe that's 2 tracks. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

4 lobed pad. All 4 toes same size and pointing straight forward. Round track. Cat

3 lobed pad. Rear toes pointing outwards and smaller than front. Front toes close together with claws pointing slightly in. Oval track. Coyote


I'm going with CAT.

I already posted once, but now that I look at it more (without knowing the terrain the cat was walking on) it very well could even be that the bobcat walked in a set of coyote tracks that existed prior to it walking the same path. I feel like the claw mark is way too defined and large proportionally to the pad to be a cat claw mark.

My picture is a cat track NE

Soft wet snow will spread a canines track. The claws tell me canine. track looks cat Would be an easy id if they track line was pictured

Midnight wallywampus heading south-southeast, favoring his (you can tell it's a male by the way the second-from-the-left toenail is longest) rear left foot. Wound is somewhere near the top of the leg. Probably got in a fight with another wallywampus. Probably going to find the swoompus vines to catch moths. Based off the track it appears he is about 3 1/2 years old, and temperature is about 31.2 degrees Fahrenheit. Looks as if he passed by at 6:39 PM on the 6th.

Cats do have claws and they do use them occasionally, Danny knows what this is, just stirring the pot alittle.

Bobcat