Let's play "Identify this animal"

[Ahap]

What do y'all see here? Had a picture (accidentally got deleted) several nights ago, same camera, similar image, can't quite make it out. The scrape where it is pictured here had some peculiar pawing marks in it this morning. I know what I think it is. I've never known of another animal to visit / mark a buck's scrape like this. What does INGO think it is? This is located in Henderson, KY on the farm where I work.

 

[Twangbanger]

Felis domestica?

 

[Mij]

Me personally, I can’t see diddly in the pic. But I can see the limb directly above it. Can you tell if it (the limb) is damaged or disrupted. That may give you some clues. Good luck.

 

[indyblue]

I'm gonna say a raccoon.

 

[K_W]

Racoon, I can see the ears and tail

 

[Timjoebillybob]

Chupacabra.

 

[patience0830]

I'm gonna say a raccoon.

Cat. Ass isn't big enough nor tail full enough for a coon this time of year.

 

[nucular]

Porcupine

 

[Ziggidy]

I see a rabbit

 

[phylodog]

Certainly not enough quality for a positive ID but if I were forced to an opinion I'd say a small raccoon. Maybe it's the blurriness but I see bands on the tail.

 

[BoilerWes]

Coon.

 

[indyblue]

I see a rabbit

I was gonna say rabbit originally, but I think the elongated ears look that way due to motion blur. The rings on the tail point me more to raccoon.

 

[Kdf101]

Pig

 

[Jsomerset]

Coon after the salt in the urine maybe.

 

[Ahap]

Pig

I was hoping somebody else would see it. Facing picture right, I see a snout and eye of a small pig. The back legs appear to be digging at the scrape, which would match what I saw. I'll investigate further.

 

[tmschuller]

I was hoping somebody else would see it. Facing picture right, I see a snout and eye of a small pig. The back legs appear to be digging at the scrape, which would match what I saw. I'll investigate further.

Yes. Looking for his bicycle…. Chupacabra had stolen it.

 

[Bugzilla]

It an invasive deer eating super pig from Canada!

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[Twangbanger]

Cat. Ass isn't big enough nor tail full enough for a coon this time of year.

Agree. Tabby cats can have rings on their tails...but coons' rear legs don't extend backward like that when running.

 

[KomboJoe]

That sir is a blur. I'd put money on it.

 

[Ahap]

It an invasive deer eating super pig from Canada!

Destructive deer-eating 'super pigs' invade northern US from Canada | Blaze Media

Destructive "super pigs" from Canada are beginning to invade the U.S., threatening to add to the billions of dollars in damage already inflicted annually upon the nation by feral swine. Canadian bacon Dr. Ryan Brook, lead on the University of Saskatchewan's Canadian Wild Pig Research Project, ...

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I had seen this pic before, from TX I think.