Just a big dog or something else?
Identify this Print
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- Wentzl
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Re: Identify this Print
My guess is it’s another one of those Domestic Housecats of American Basin.
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Re: Identify this Print
I think I see claws which would indicate canine. Wolf? Big dog? Oversized coyote?
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Got any more pictures? Looks like claws. I'm going with big dog, especially if you're on a trail.
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Likely a big dog. But wow, a really big dog.
Not a wilderness encounter. Just my back yard.
Not a wilderness encounter. Just my back yard.
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Big "dog" from Moffet County.
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My guess would be Great Pyrenees Sheep Dog.
I don't know where you were, but there's a lot of them in the the Park Range and Flat Tops. Also the northern Gore Range.
I don't know where you were, but there's a lot of them in the the Park Range and Flat Tops. Also the northern Gore Range.
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Re: Identify this Print
The claws & lobes on the rear pad indicate a big dog.
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Re: Identify this Print
clearly it's an iguana.
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