No idea what this is!

"J"

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• Oct 31, 2015

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I've seen one and there's been reported sightings of them numerous times in Trumbull Mahoning and columbiana counties....

 

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"J" said:

I've seen one and there's been reported sightings of them numerous times in Trumbull Mahoning and columbiana counties....

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I'm just sheltered lol

 

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• Oct 31, 2015

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Bigslam51 said:

There's bears in NE Ohio. I believe one was just hit in portage county within the last year. And the GW asked me if I've ever seen one out where I hunt in stark county, apparently someone spotted one during gun season a couple years ago.

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I live in stark county and hunt on the farm we own, where do you hunt in stark?

 

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• Oct 31, 2015

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Female bear cub polishing her nails.

As for bears, a Campbell, Ohio Police officer murdered one back in June or July claiming it was aggressive. Should have been ticketed by the Manoning County Warden for being too trigger happy

 

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• Oct 31, 2015

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Full bore said:

Tine gouges from the tips of a bucks antlers. Imo.

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That's what I'd say! You actually beat me to it bro!lol

 

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• Oct 31, 2015

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antiqucycle said:

Female bear cub polishing her nails.

As for bears, a Campbell, Ohio Police officer murdered one back in June or July claiming it was aggressive. Should have been ticketed by the Manoning County Warden for being too trigger happy

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Murdered??? Really???

 

Davidflorida

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• Nov 2, 2015

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panther track from the big cypress , no claws showing on panthers.

 

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• Nov 2, 2015

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antiqucycle said:

Female bear cub polishing her nails.

As for bears, a Campbell, Ohio Police officer murdered one back in June or July claiming it was aggressive. Should have been ticketed by the Manoning County Warden for being too trigger happy

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Surprised to hear they hit the Bear, seeing how many times cops in Ohio fire at suspects vs. actual hits LOL

 

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• Nov 2, 2015

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Here's a little bit better picture of a new buck that showed up this week, he's been hanging around at 4 through 5 am

 

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finelyshedded said:

That's what I'd say! You actually beat me to it bro!lol

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This is the only track that I've found, I believe it's a coyote but I'm not a tracker

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View attachment 37938panther track from the big cypress , no claws showing on panthers.

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• Nov 2, 2015

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Chupacabra for sure. By the print I would say a 2.5 year male out in the moonlight looking for a mate, or dinner.

 

Davidflorida

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• Nov 2, 2015

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Looks like dog , see some nails there , or a skunk ape. [emoji33]

 

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• Nov 3, 2015

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That is not a yote.
Looks like dog

 

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• Nov 4, 2015

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The pad of a bear is more of a kidney shape if I remember right form the one I came across in Alabama last year and researching what it was