Can anyone identify this

Here is something on one of my cams but I can't tell what it is. I was hoping some of you computer gurus could lighten it up to be able to tell.





Blessings.....Pastorjim

 

Raccoon.

 

Sorry Jim, not much to work with here...

 

I really think it's to big to be a raccoon or a housecat. I think it could be a bobcat but that would be extremely, extremely rare for Indiana, especially northern Indiana. I dunno.

Blessings.....Pastorjim

 

I would say its a beaver any pond or river nearby

 

I'd say bobcat. It looks as though there's a big padded foot In the picture. Tough to tell for sure though.

 

looks fat like a wild pig?

 

So I gotta ask... What's with the poor pictures? I thought Reconyx were better than that. I don't mean to dog your stuff Jim, but I am just curious if this is old gear or perhaps those trees are a ways off.

 

That was my first thought, maybe a small one.

 

For northern IN? I'd be more inclined to go with a beaver or something like that.

 

That's the really weird part. All of the other pics on this check were crystal clear, day and night. See my other post about bucks still hanging onto horns, those were from the same camera during the same time period. Those two that I posted here were the only ones like that. Kinda weird.

Blessings.....Pastorjim

 

Have any big cat farms around? Really difficult to pick it out. Boar maybe?

 

Originally Posted by stuntriders
So I gotta ask... What's with the poor pictures? I thought Reconyx were better than that. I don't mean to dog your stuff Jim, but I am just curious if this is old gear or perhaps those trees are a ways off.

Jim, I think you're cam is angled up into the trees a bit too much. If it was angled down, you;d see what that animal is. I can see an IR flash, what kind of cam is that?

 

The cam is a Reconyx RC55

Blessings.....Pastorjim

 

bigfoot!!!!

 

WOW, that thing really does take some stunning daytime pictures!

 

belly of an alligator

 

Has the posture of a racoonyx:D

 

Bobcat.