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--20cf307d02b0c3e18904ba944455 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed; delsp=yes Hi I have some photos of some tracks I came across in snow last week in woods in Hants County. They are in pairs, about 2' apart. The prints are roundish, about 2" diameter, 5 toed, no claws visible. I believe they are some type of cat but not sure - they seem small for a bobcat but too far apart for a domestic cat. At one point where the trail crossed a logging road the animal must have broken into a lope because all four feet were landing in the same spot and the landing points were 4' apart. Any thoughts? Haven't been able to find any good NS references online yet. Can email photos if interested let me know offline. Thanks Jamie --20cf307d02b0c3e18904ba944455 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi<br /><br />I have some photos of some tracks I came across in snow last = week in woods in Hants County. They are in pairs, about 2' apart. The= prints are roundish, about 2" diameter, 5 toed, no claws visible. <b= r /><br />I believe they are some type of cat but not sure - they seem smal= l for a bobcat but too far apart for a domestic cat. At one point where th= e trail crossed a logging road the animal must have broken into a lope beca= use all four feet were landing in the same spot and the landing points were= 4' apart.<br /><br />Any thoughts? Haven't been able to find any = good NS references online yet. Can email photos if interested let me know = offline.<br /><br />Thanks<br /><br />Jamie --20cf307d02b0c3e18904ba944455--
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