Identify This Animal Track

I was emptying my coals yesterday and came across these tracks through my yard. This was the only set. Looks like whatever it was got a drink from the brook, worked their antlers against some lower brush, and left the yard.

Any thoughts?

Deer--tough w/ all the blowin snow--that or a horned platypus

How can ya tell if it had horns just by looking at the tracks

I thought it was going to be something a bit more exciting.

That's a deer, eh.

It's unicorn tracks, don't ya see the 'V' on there?

Sorry boys , those aint deer tracks, Ifn' they were deer tracks that big theyd be way further apart. Ima throw snowshoe rabbit out there

It's a baby sasquach!

When I was a kid a couple of Polish guys were hunting a few miles east of here and they came upon some tracks. While they were standing there trying to decide what animal made the tracks the train hit them.

Those are big tracks in relation to the shoe in the picture so I guess you think it’s a moose since you’re in Vermont.

gaw wrote:When I was a kid a couple of Polish guys were hunting a few miles east of here and they came upon some tracks. While they were standing there trying to decide what animal made the tracks the train hit them.

Those are big tracks in relation to the shoe in the picture so I guess you think it’s a moose since you’re in Vermont.

Bingo

I would have to concur, I totally missed the VT. thing. I was thinking PA.....

The devil has cloven hoofs too.

Check for tracks on your roof.

franco b wrote:The devil has cloven hoofs too.

Check for tracks on your roof.

gaw wrote:When I was a kid a couple of Polish guys were hunting a few miles east of here and they came upon some tracks. While they were standing there trying to decide what animal made the tracks the train hit them.

Those are big tracks in relation to the shoe in the picture so I guess you think it’s a moose since you’re in Vermont.

Hey, I resemble that remark......