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Kali

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8. I think it is a coati.

Reply to meathead (Reply #7)

Tue Apr 21, 2015, 11:53 PM

Apr 2015

we have badgers in our lower flatter country, but I haven't seen them up in the rocks like the area the track is in. still you could be right. whatever it is it sure doesn't weigh 200 lbs like the guy thinks.

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any trackers around? [View all] Kali Apr 2015 OP

Nope. Chupacabra don't have four toes like that. NYC_SKP Apr 2015 #1

I think there are 5 toes Kali Apr 2015 #2

Jaguars on I-10? Well, there must be a few. NYC_SKP Apr 2015 #3

around here it is probably meth, but I don't know for sure Kali Apr 2015 #4

Meth and Chupacabras! NYC_SKP Apr 2015 #5

Jaguars' range includes this area, as does the coues deer range. Eleanors38 Apr 2015 #6

mule and white tail are what we have around here (mostly mule) Kali Apr 2015 #9

Biggest threat to FL panthers are the Interstates & the main state hiways. Eleanors38 Apr 2015 #10

That looks like a badger print meathead Apr 2015 #7

I think it is a coati. Kali Apr 2015 #8

do you have chupacabradillos there? passiveporcupine Jun 2016 #11

no but we have chupaskunkas! Kali Jun 2016 #12

I've got those here too. passiveporcupine Jun 2016 #13