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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: Roverrich on May 12, 2013, 09:51:00 AM
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What animal leaves this kind of mark? Saw these signs on my club's 3D course this am, no tracks to or from them. Thanks.
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Most likely armadillos
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looks like a raccoon grubbing around in leaf litter.
Trap
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Guy looking for his lost arrow. I have left that marking all over the course before.
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Mike, :biglaugh: , now that you mentioned it, we have all left that mark on the ground, at one time or another.
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Originally posted by Mike Vines:
Guy looking for his lost arrow. I have left that marking all over the course before.
Ha ha !
Ya ill second that all day long
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Thanks, no armadillos here in IL LOL!
Thought about some one looking for an arrow, but there were three or four more marks like this along the path, one that was about a foot from the shooting line, even I'm not that bad of a shot HA.
Raccoon sounds pretty reasonable. Thanks guys!
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A Northern Longhaired Striped Leaf Brusher/Ground Scratcher maybe?
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Not an animal at all but a small scale space craft designed to transport our (lost) arrows to The Gods!
... mike ... :dunno: ...
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turkey, dog, coyote, fox, big foot, lion, a bull getting ready to charge
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Looks like turkey scratches to me
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x2 on turkey scratchings.
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x3 on the turkey scratchings
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Rocky, my missing Bantam rooster! Come home Rocky! Lol.......He once dodged a Hawk's dive.
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x4 turkeys
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X5 on the Big Black Chicken
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Crop circler?
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Originally posted by Roverrich:
Thanks, no armadillos here in IL LOL!
Thought about some one looking for an arrow, but there were three or four more marks like this along the path, one that was about a foot from the shooting line, even I'm not that bad of a shot HA.
Raccoon sounds pretty reasonable. Thanks guys!
There are armadillos in Southern Illinois now. They are moving north every year.
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Originally posted by Chuck Jones:
Originally posted by Roverrich:
Thanks, no armadillos here in IL LOL!
Thought about some one looking for an arrow, but there were three or four more marks like this along the path, one that was about a foot from the shooting line, even I'm not that bad of a shot HA.
Raccoon sounds pretty reasonable. Thanks guys!
There are armadillos in Southern Illinois now. They are moving north every year. [/b]
No kidding? That's news to me, I hope I didn't offend you :-)
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A Sasquatch scrape... definitely...
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X6 on turkeys.
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Originally posted by Roverrich:
Originally posted by Chuck Jones:
Originally posted by Roverrich:
Thanks, no armadillos here in IL LOL!
Thought about some one looking for an arrow, but there were three or four more marks like this along the path, one that was about a foot from the shooting line, even I'm not that bad of a shot HA.
Raccoon sounds pretty reasonable. Thanks guys!
There are armadillos in Southern Illinois now. They are moving north every year. [/b]
No kidding? That's news to me, I hope I didn't offend you :-) [/b]
I didn't know about the armadillos until a US forest service worker told me about them this spring. I've seen road kill armadillos on I70 in Missouri. A friend told me last week, he saw more dead armadillos than coons and possums, on the road while driving through Missouri.
I guess you can hunt them year round until the DNR puts them on the list.
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Do you have hogs?
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I'm in with the idea that it was a turkey scratching for old acorns.
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IT is either a sasquatch or turkeys!! I like the thought of Bigfoot playing around on your 3D course! Shawn
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I'm saying Squatch. Pee in it and see what happens. If you come back and nothing happened it was probably turkeys, but if it's all ripped apart it's a Squatch for sure. I'd always heard the peak of the Squatch rut wasn't until July, so it's probably just a young one.