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<blockquote data-quote="Droberts" data-source="post: 1778712" data-attributes="member: 13839"><p>I called both tony woodruff and chad strang to see if they'd be interested in checking them out for verification. neither answered, left a msg with tony. waited around for about 4hrs without a call back & headed home. i didnt have a plaster kit or tape measure with me at the time.</p><p></p><p>i do try my best at due diligence, both my dad (retired us army corp of engineers park ranger & biologist) & a good hunting buddy of mine identified them as cat tracks. i've never in my life seen a dog track as large as the ones i photographed. (remember 2 sets of prints from the very beginning) for reference the width of my boot is 4 3/8'' wide. the largest of the tracks passed my boot edge on both sides.</p><p></p><p>the general consensus on here is that the tracks are very large toe clipped dogs and i can accept that theory. what is undisputable(at least in my mind since i was there) however is one of those dogs had foot pads with outward spreading toes almost 5 inches wide. i've never owned a large dog, is that normal?</p><p></p><p>i have updated the original post on my site to reflect the contributions of okshooters community.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Droberts, post: 1778712, member: 13839"] I called both tony woodruff and chad strang to see if they'd be interested in checking them out for verification. neither answered, left a msg with tony. waited around for about 4hrs without a call back & headed home. i didnt have a plaster kit or tape measure with me at the time. i do try my best at due diligence, both my dad (retired us army corp of engineers park ranger & biologist) & a good hunting buddy of mine identified them as cat tracks. i've never in my life seen a dog track as large as the ones i photographed. (remember 2 sets of prints from the very beginning) for reference the width of my boot is 4 3/8'' wide. the largest of the tracks passed my boot edge on both sides. the general consensus on here is that the tracks are very large toe clipped dogs and i can accept that theory. what is undisputable(at least in my mind since i was there) however is one of those dogs had foot pads with outward spreading toes almost 5 inches wide. i've never owned a large dog, is that normal? i have updated the original post on my site to reflect the contributions of okshooters community. [/QUOTE]
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