K kingkarter Feeder Fish MFK Member Jul 22, 2010 309 0 0 MI Dec 29, 2010 #11 Denpending on where you live it was proble a coyote or wolf
studd muffin Jack Dempsey MFK Member Nov 16, 2009 3,621 0 36 'MERICA Dec 29, 2010 #12 ballinouttacntrol;4746378; said: manbearpig? Click to expand...
Bottomfeeder Dovii MFK Member Aug 4, 2008 6,067 70 105 State of chaos Dec 29, 2010 #13 Nope, no Wolves in NY, let alone on an island We no doubt have Coyotes though.
L Lepisosteus platyrhincus Polypterus MFK Member Nov 9, 2008 6,766 17 92 In the caiman den Dec 29, 2010 #14 Good ol destructive coyotes. At least thats my bet. Looks like htem
Bottomfeeder Dovii MFK Member Aug 4, 2008 6,067 70 105 State of chaos Dec 29, 2010 #15 Pretty sure they are Cainine in origin, there were 3-5 sets of these tracks on the lake. More pictures:
Pretty sure they are Cainine in origin, there were 3-5 sets of these tracks on the lake. More pictures:
ballinouttacntrol Polypterus MFK Member Aug 20, 2009 4,731 139 96 Eugene, Or Dec 29, 2010 #16 another mystery solved by the hardly boys p.s. my clue's pointing this way
L Lepisosteus platyrhincus Polypterus MFK Member Nov 9, 2008 6,766 17 92 In the caiman den Dec 29, 2010 #17 BWAHAHAHA
ceeej31 Fire Eel MFK Member Feb 13, 2008 4,259 17 68 33 New England Dec 29, 2010 #18 didn't even think about coyotes, i guess I've been watching too much of the history channel
L Lepisosteus platyrhincus Polypterus MFK Member Nov 9, 2008 6,766 17 92 In the caiman den Dec 29, 2010 #19 Ugh, looks like quite a few of those vermin
Bottomfeeder Dovii MFK Member Aug 4, 2008 6,067 70 105 State of chaos Dec 29, 2010 #20 Lepisosteus platyrhincus;4746493; said: Ugh, looks like quite a few of those vermin Click to expand... I'd be quite thrilled if it was
Lepisosteus platyrhincus;4746493; said: Ugh, looks like quite a few of those vermin Click to expand... I'd be quite thrilled if it was