on my place. Y'all know by now I'm not a die hard deer hunter, but I do recognize these. and I haven't seen many (any) on my place in the last year or so.almost 6 inches long. haven't laid eyes on it yet but I had a fuzzy cam pic last October, I figured he got bagged during the season.

Running and wet will make a track look bigger ; just saying .

Obviously panther tracks.

That a Water Oak leaf beside it?

aww, c'mon MAN...you know how long I spent making the wood forms for these?

actually these tracks were mixed in well with many other doe tracks...I've probably got 12-15 that have their nightly patterns across mine and my neighbors land. I walked out in the back yard the other night about 9pm, about to start the grill and the entire herd was along the pond..they started off and it scared the blue chit out of me, there had to be 10+ of them

I don't know..I'll say yes for $500 Alex

I probably need to come down there and eliminate that panther problem for you!

You must have just not seen the buck that was trailing them then....

you can come hunt my place...30 acres but it joins some land that hasn't seen the light of day for a LONG time...

my neighbor got a decent Buck last month sitting on his back porch with a bottle of bourbon and a 300 win mag, I heard the shot and sent him a text asking wtf? he replied with a decent pic of his kill. they just walk through here. I'm about a mile and half straight line from the river.

I'm quite sure that was the case now...I throw corn out from time to time because the wife loves to see the deer in the yard, plus we have one of those chestnut / acorn trees right in the front and my neighbor grows turnip greens and collards year round...it's crazy here with deer, but as for a large buck I haven't really seen any in the time we've been here so I was a little excited to see decent tracks.

Dang strikeu that's aweful nice of you....

Hell he could prolly knock them dead with his looks.... If not he could always hit them with his breath.....But it tears up the meat too bad...

He has no clue what he's in for.... 😆

wait..what did I just do? I freed the what??

Awe hell, everyone knows thats a jackalope track.

This is very very sad.

yeah and I know that goes against everything natural, I just didn't get the indoctrination as a young lad.

Since no one else is going to help you - here goes. The spots behind the hoof are made by the dew claws. They only contact the ground when the deer is running (when walking, only the hoof contacts the ground). Makes the track look much longer than it actually is.

You'll never be able to tell some ppl that that is just a running track. A doe and yearling will make the same track when they are running.