Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: Pat B on November 01, 2014, 10:28:45 am
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On our walk this morning I found this scat in the middle of the driveway. The odd thing about it is it was covered with loose grass, not digested but loose, freshly pulled grass. The scat looks like canine of some sort but the grass covering is odd. We found a pile a month or so back that was the same but disregarded it. Anyone ever seen this or have any ideas about it. I was looking for our scat ID book but can't locate it. Here is a pic of what we found this morning...
(http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y199/PatBNC/scat001_zps1678d145.jpg) (http://s5.photobucket.com/user/PatBNC/media/scat001_zps1678d145.jpg.html)
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Sorry... I was tryin to hide my "accident" lol. Seriously i have no clue, thats a new one on me...maybe Chupacabra.... Brian
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I was thinking that too, Brian but they are usually farther south. ;D
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The grass is their TP
(http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk161/deanoholic/765266755_l.jpg)
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Just shot coffee out my nose! Lol.... Brian
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The caliper looks wrong. ;D
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HAAAA! :laugh:
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Maybe it was a young one Pat.
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Dry it out and use it as an overlay
..treat with superglue first mind you! ::)
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Dry it out and use it as an overlay
..treat with superglue first mind you! ::)
Would that be stabilized scat?
Or you could freeze it with this Pat
(http://inhomekittykare.com/PoopFreeze.jpg)
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The caliper looks wrong. ;D
big squatch, small bung
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8) ;) :D ;) 8)
I think baby Sasquatch is about right also.
Now, all you need is a known Sasquatch diet
and you then can dissect the poop like owl pellets
to prove depositors identity.
Zuma .
My queses -- Possum or cat???
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my german shepherd will eat pine needles once in a while for some odd reason. The pine needles come out and they look just like they did when they went in. Never seen grass come out looking that fresh though
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My dogs eats grass all the time and digested grass doesn't look like this. This grass was collected after the poo hit the ground and added. The poo looks like from carnivore because of hair in it but no bone or seeds like coyote.
I know cats cover their poo but usually with whatever is near that can be scratched on it. Foxes typically drop their poo in the middle of the trail but don't cover it.
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I had a grey fox last year on a farm I trap do something similar he went out of his way to cover it.
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Thats funny shit...literally!! Thanks for the laughs fellas.
Dave
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My husky usex to do that before she died. She would bulldoze around her poop with her nose pushing grass over it. Sometimes she would really work had at it, like 5 min or more.
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Did it have yaller cat hair in it? >:D
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Maybe that kitty is still around! :o
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If it were my brand it would have been flattened on one side. I enjoy climbing a tree and letting it drop. Hard to call it a wasted day with that little activity! ;D
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Looks like one of those Asheville hippies went traipsing around your property.