strange track found

[fischnrod]

RABBIT

 

[catjuggin]

SpurHunter - 10/7/2013 8:47 AM

Chupacabra for sure.

This emoUpsmile

I can smell it from here

 

[procraft]

some one ask if there was any scat around no scat any place I hope to take some pictures of them if there is any of them left after this rain

 

[Dgreen]

Could be a snipe! Was there a bag and stick nearby?

 

[Liveliner]

"Some reports indicate three large claws on both the hands and feet."
I agree with Spur also...
http://science.howstuffworks.com/science-vs-myth/strange-creatures/chupacabra.htm

 

[procraft]

guys I am serious about the tracks I have spent most of my life being involved in the out doors and have never seen tracks like this and the guy that was with me also said he had never seen any like that either I do not believe in ghost goblins as for me this is far from over I will find out what made the tracks and when I do I will let the rest of you know what it is I plan on spending most of the day Thursday maybe I can find it then thanks for all the help

 

[churly]

If bigfoot, chupacabra, black panthers in tn, or any boogie man existed, there would be trail cam pics. I figure its an armadillo or big fox squirell. Since we are the apex predator of the southern forrest, the only thing we have to fear is ourselves

 

[procraft]

I think I found out what it was if you go to yahoo and put in armadillo tracks hit enter the tracks in grey look a lot like the ones I seen me being from Alabama I don't have a lot of exp with armadillos and I was just talking to my daughter and she said what about armadillo so I looked and those are pretty close to what I seen thanks guys

 

[Punisher]

I still say it has to be one of those 3 toed 2 tooth Ridge Women from them hills coming down to mate

 

[jimwarden]

Interesting. Armadillos are here with us now for sure having slowly but steadily moved here from the the western states just like coyotes. Mountain lions are on the way according to a resource manager in west TN. That should be very interesting.

 

[ssneed36]

I filmed an armadillo in Hickman county a couple years ago. They are pretty quick little creatures.

 

[jason]

Armadillos are becoming increasingly common in North GA. There are usually a few smashed on I-75 near the first Georgia rest stop and along Alabama Hwy 151.

 

[Hook1]

jimwarden - 10/8/2013 7:43 PM

Interesting. Armadillos are here with us now for sure having slowly but steadily moved here from the the western states just like coyotes. Mountain lions are on the way according to a resource manager in west TN. That should be very interesting.

Actually there was a large mtn. lion hit on hwy 27 in Chickamauga not too long ago. Not far from my house. The photo said it was where Wilder rd meets the Battlefield bypass.

 

[churly]

One good cold winter will push the dillos back south

 

[procraft]

the game wardens tranked one early this year on skyline that was killing some dogs that a women was breading to sell and they got pictures of it on a game cam and the wardens came in baited it up and trank darted it then took it some place and let it go so they are around

 

[churly]

Ill give anyone a 20 dollar bill, if they can produce bone hard evidence that a wild mountain lion has been recorded, caught, or killed anywhere around here. Tn wildlife did an article last year that said of the thousands of reports they have fielded, not one of them has been found to be true. No physical evidence, no hair, nothing. Make me a believer

 

[takenoprisoners]

My brother-in-law happened upon one 8 or 10 years ago at the foot of Lookout Mountain. He was walking around taking pictures. I'll see if he still has the photo laying around. Unless that's too old. In which case, I'll just dream of that sweet, sweet $20 bill.

 

[churly]

Show me a lion pic from lookout mountain that is 100% legit and its yours...from any year after columbus landed

 

[takenoprisoners]

Ha! I'll see if he still has it.

 

[Hook1]

churly - 10/10/2013 6:56 AM

Ill give anyone a 20 dollar bill, if they can produce bone hard evidence that a wild mountain lion has been recorded, caught, or killed anywhere around here. Tn wildlife did an article last year that said of the thousands of reports they have fielded, not one of them has been found to be true. No physical evidence, no hair, nothing. Make me a believer

The one by my house was a picture taken from channel 3 news. It shows a large cat lying on the shoulder of hwy 27 and theres a Ga hwy patrol next to it. I don't have the pic on my phone anymore and cna't find it on the news web site. emoBang