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Holland&Holland wrote:Bringing this thread back to life. Same question. Had a doe in mid-flight on my game cam at one of my deer stands. This was coming behind it.

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Wolf.

Looks like a wolf to me.

Looks awfully large and dark for a coyote.

Ghost wrote:

Holland&Holland wrote:Bringing this thread back to life. Same question. Had a doe in mid-flight on my game cam at one of my deer stands. This was coming behind it.

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Looks cute, you should find it and pet it

I did, now I seem to be missing fingers.

Rip Van Winkle wrote:Looks awfully large and dark for a coyote.

What if I want it to be a coyote? Does that count?

Only way to know for sure is to "stun" it with a lead suppository and get an up close look. I believe they have been de-listed from the endangered species designation. The population is doing just fine. Think of yourself as a scientist doing work on migratory habits of indigenous canine species.....

Wolf snout

yukonjasper wrote:Only way to know for sure is to "stun" it with a lead suppository and get an up close look. I believe they have been de-listed from the endangered species designation. The population is doing just fine. Think of yourself as a scientist doing work on migratory habits of indigenous canine species.....

It is for the children!

Of course!

Played around with the exposure a bit, and enlarged the head if that helps anyone ID it.

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Played around with the exposure a bit, and enlarged the head if that helps anyone ID it.

Looks like the villain from the story Little Red Riding Hood.

The picture appears to be a wolf, it does have that look.

use the 3 "S" method.
SHOOT SHOVEL, AND SHUT UP!

BuckKlier wrote:use the 3 "S" method.
SHOOT SHOVEL, AND SHUT UP!

Well my neighbor is the county Sheriff so I think I will not be doing that.