Re: ~The Paws That Refreshes....

Woof wrote:

> An approximate scale can be guessed at looking at the gr*****/weeds/pine

> needles laying there (or is that lying there? - too busy to look THAT
up).
> 
> Now, here's my guess: about 3"?

	I'd think about 1/2 that...

Sammy




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> "Sammy Sands" <wild_monkshood@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>Jim wrote:
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>>>Hard to tell without a scale reference, but with climate change
everyone 
>>>moves.  :-)
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>>I should have put a coin or something for scale. Thanks for the 
>>suggestion. Shows what an amateur I am. :)
>>
>>Sammy
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>>>"Sammy Sands" <wild_monkshood@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>Jim wrote:
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>>>>>Looks like ****cupine.
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>>>>I don't know if we have ****cupine in this neck o' the woods. I'd love
to 
>>>>see one.
>>>>
>>>>Sammy
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>>>>>"Sammy Sands" <wild_monkshood@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>>>Any animal paw print experts here? I found this one is the woods
where 
>>>>>>pet owners were not likely to venture at Horizons in Forsyth County,

>>>>>>NC, USA. I have been remiss in my paw print and s****e
identification, 
>>>>>>although I have meant to buy a guidebook, or two. All I can really
say 
>>>>>>is that it apparently had very sharp pointed claws...
>>>>>>
>>>>>>http://www.flickr.com/photos/wild_monkshood/3077953546/
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>>>>>>Sammy
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