What is this on my camera?
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From: Hawkarcher
10-Oct-19
I’m assuming badger but tail looks long and hairless.
From: Hawkarcher
10-Oct-19
Sorry pic shows up poorly on zooming.
From: Norseman
10-Oct-19
Wold
From: Hawkarcher
10-Oct-19
Wold would freak me out.
From: RK
10-Oct-19
Yep. Northern Wold
From: Hawkarcher
10-Oct-19
Damn. SSS I guess. Damn DNR been introducing wolds to central Iowa. I thought it was just a rumor.
From: Hawkarcher
10-Oct-19
From: JohnMC
10-Oct-19
Is that it’s face on right facing camera? Terrible quality image unfortunately.
From: RK
10-Oct-19
Scoot. By god I think you are right. Black tail on further examination. Good catch. Really a rare Wold for sure
From: DConcrete
10-Oct-19
What in the hell is a wold?
From: Grey Ghost
10-Oct-19
Your neighbor’s mutt got loose.
Matt
From: t-roy
10-Oct-19
Badger? BADGER?? We ain’t got no stinking badgers!
Definitely a wold, but I’m thinking it’s a least wold. Notice the relatively straight spinal features?
From: Norseman
10-Oct-19
Could be a short haired least wold, the more I look at it. Never seen one that far into Iowa.
From: Hawkarcher
10-Oct-19
Same camera
From: RK
10-Oct-19
Norseman
That's way to far north for a short haired least Wold. Especially this time of year
The spinal features are well noted but I'm still kind of going with the black tailed Wold.
You guys may be right but highly unusual for the least short hair
From: Norseman
10-Oct-19
Makes sense that it’s a black tailed wold based on location. Must still have its summer coat. Which threw me off for a second.
From: RK
10-Oct-19
I think you are right. Summer coat nails it. Good catch
Hopefully that camera will catch a better picture.
I think you guys nailed it though
From: RK
10-Oct-19
I think you are right. Summer coat nails it. Good catch
Hopefully that camera will catch a better picture.
I think you guys nailed it though
From: Hawkarcher
10-Oct-19
I’ve seen them on the way to the ozarks but this far north is crazy. Climate change I guess.
From: RK
10-Oct-19
Hawkarcher
That's more than likely the reason
From: Stoneman
10-Oct-19
From: cnelk
10-Oct-19
WTF is a 'wold'?
From: dirtclod Az.
11-Oct-19
Chupacabra!
From: Duke
11-Oct-19
Migrating Wold. Biologists have documented these creatures covering up to 1700 miles on their annual migration.
From: JohiahKep
11-Oct-19
It appears to be like a Wold.
From: 1boonr
11-Oct-19
When you buy a camera like that you help out the elk poacher Busbice. There are plenty of other cheap cameras you can buy, most are better and they won’t help the poacher
From: TrapperKayak
11-Oct-19
It's one of the famous Cots Wold imported from Great Britain.
From: Brotsky
11-Oct-19
Wisconsin Badger, I see this picture was taken on a Friday. Likely drunk off his ass and looking for a fish fry.
From: Ambush
11-Oct-19
Like sheep, everybody just jumps on the wold train. First off, you guys have that critter going the wrong way. That's not his tail to the right, that's his nose.
Very clearly the ant eating, slender nosed Sidehill Gouger. Hard to identify on flat ground unless seen walking. The erratic, gyrating gait is unmistakable, much like most bowsiters after midnight at a P&Y convention.
From: Scar Finga
11-Oct-19
You guys are killing me!!!
From: LINK
11-Oct-19
I’m going to say an opposum.
From: Elite 1
11-Oct-19
I had the same problem this spring Identifying this animal. Sent it into the bowsiters and it was confirmed a very young Wold. I think they originally came out of Wisconsin so they have moved into the Dakotas. You never know where they will show up.
From: Brotsky
11-Oct-19
Ambush, we take jumping on sheep pretty seriously out here in the midwest.
From: Ambush
11-Oct-19
^^^^ Tall rubber boots and Velcro mitts are standard issue. ;)
From: JD
11-Oct-19
Brotsky, I think you're mixing up the Wisconsin firle with the wold....firles don't like cole slaw, tarter sauce or brandy old fashions...
From: Woods Walker
11-Oct-19
I see you're practicing QWM Hawk!
From: Duke
11-Oct-19
Despite the wold being an invasive species and highly predatory animal killing anything in its way and often going out of its way to sport kill many bleeding hearts are trying to put it on as a protective species. There’s no place for wolds.
From: t-roy
12-Oct-19
Minnesota (or South Dakota)........where the men are men, and the sheep are nervous.
From: Ambush
12-Oct-19
If the rolling stones were from Minnesota, they wouldn't have sung 'Hey, you, get off'a my cloud".
It would have been: "Hey Macleod, get off'a my ewe".
From: DanaC
12-Oct-19
Looks like a young coyote.
From: Brotsky
13-Oct-19
#1 lie told in wester S.D. is “Honestly officer, I was just helping this sheep through the fence.”
From: Fuzz
13-Oct-19
Litter mate to one of our kittens born this spring... we named it Lee....
As in Ug-Lee.
From: Dyjack
13-Oct-19
Some say wold can cover 60 vertical mile days just like gritty.
From: gunnar
13-Oct-19
Hey Fuzz that isn’t a cat it’s gremlin, you fed your magui after midnight didn’t you?
From: greenmountain
15-Oct-19
I was wondering why everyone jumped on the wold bandwagon . I had never heard the term. The animal pictured appears to be a badger to me. Please folks: educate us.
From: sticksender
15-Oct-19
I've heard that a small lobbying contingent within the Gland Slam Club wants the wold added to the NA29 quest. Any subspecies would count. Thereafter, the feat will be dubbed the Dirty30.
From: TrapperKayak
15-Oct-19
The black thing to the left looks like partridge tail feathers
From: BOWNBIRDHNTR
15-Oct-19
Fuzz, I am certain your momma cat has a chupacabra for a boyfriend!
From: Grey Ghost
15-Oct-19
I'd SSS that wold, they are devastating on the snipe population.
Matt
From: tonyo6302
15-Oct-19
Ninjamisu kicked off the Wold a few years back, on a wolf bashing thread.
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That is tribal knowledge.
. . . now SCOOT, you got to stop talking about all JTV's girlfriends like that. (any female wold with a tube top and very few teeth.)
. . . he he he . . . .
;^)
Tony
From: Russell
15-Oct-19
Looks to me like a rabbit.
