Mathews Inc.
Cougar Tracks?
cougar
Contributors to this thread:
Tman 04-Dec-16
kota-man 04-Dec-16
cnelk 04-Dec-16
BullBuster 05-Dec-16
Huntcell 05-Dec-16
FullCryHounds 05-Dec-16
Brotsky 05-Dec-16
Tman 05-Dec-16
Coyote 65 10-Jan-17
Rob in VT 10-Jan-17
From: Tman
04-Dec-16

Tman's embedded Photo
Tman's embedded Photo
Was out for a hike today looking for elk sign and ran across this track. Pretty sure they are cougar tracks but am not sure. That's an iphone and a handprint for a size reference. Those of you familiar with cat tracks, what do you think?

From: kota-man
04-Dec-16
Looks like it to me!

From: cnelk
04-Dec-16
Looks like it

Here are some I found

 photo DSC04326.jpg

From: BullBuster
05-Dec-16

BullBuster's embedded Photo
BullBuster's embedded Photo
yep, cougar. this rat is eating up my deer.

From: Huntcell
05-Dec-16
Your deer! His ancestor were here first contrary to the two legged claims.

05-Dec-16
Yes, those are lion tracks.

From: Brotsky
05-Dec-16
Lion for sure! Canine tracks are most often confused with lion tracks. X always marks the spot for dog tracks! No X and 3 lobes are what I use to identify lion tracks.

From: Tman
05-Dec-16
Thanks guys. Knew there was a good chance of lions being in the area with all the elk and moose around but had never cut a track there before.

From: Coyote 65
10-Jan-17
Having a house built in AZ unit 23. Was up to check on the build and the builder showed me lion tracks in the sand they were using for mortar mix. Seems big kitties, just like little kitties like to use sandboxes.

Now if I were to dump a load of sand in the forest behind the house would that be considered baiting?

Terry

From: Rob in VT
10-Jan-17

Rob in VT's embedded Photo
Rob in VT's embedded Photo
Here is one.

  • Sitka Gear