We have been seeing a lot of critters around our house lately. We get the usual raccoon/skunk/possum/deer and I am pretty sure there are some pigs rooting up some of the lawns but I cant find any tracks even after the rain. We also have 2 large flocks of turkeys (each flock 20+ birds). There are Mountain Lion in the regional park over the hill but very rare
sightings. We see coyotes every now and then but over the past month we started seeing them more frequently. We have seen the same big female 4 days in a row now, hunting moles on the hill by our house.
Then, my wife told me someone on the nextdoor thing someone thinks they spotted a bobcat. So I dug out the trail camera and hiked up the creek a ways to find a good spot to set it up. I followed a game trail, spooked a deer in the process and came across a big tree that is half fallen down against the hill and noticed a huge pile of turds about 10 feet up on kind of a perch.
Turds are pretty good sized. Not sure if Bobcat can lay a mud monkey this size. Its almost human size turd so I wonder if it can be Mtn Lion? Chupacabra is not common here, human turd is improbable but not impossible.
Ground is too dry for tracks right now. I set the trail cam up on a tree near the trail. Ill give it a week or two and go back and pull the SD card.
Then, my wife told me someone on the nextdoor thing someone thinks they spotted a bobcat. So I dug out the trail camera and hiked up the creek a ways to find a good spot to set it up. I followed a game trail, spooked a deer in the process and came across a big tree that is half fallen down against the hill and noticed a huge pile of turds about 10 feet up on kind of a perch.
Turds are pretty good sized. Not sure if Bobcat can lay a mud monkey this size. Its almost human size turd so I wonder if it can be Mtn Lion? Chupacabra is not common here, human turd is improbable but not impossible.
Ground is too dry for tracks right now. I set the trail cam up on a tree near the trail. Ill give it a week or two and go back and pull the SD card.