Running around 448... What's that quacking noise?

[reagansquad]

I'm a novice hunter, for what it's worth... Anyway, I've been running around the woods for days with no luck. I've noticed some kind of critter out there that makes a repeated quack quack quack noise in the bushes. Almost sounds like a duck but a little lower pitched. What am I hearing?

[jackmaster]

a tree frog perhaps   

[Curly]

Probably a Northern Platypus...............

[jackmaster]

or one of those barking tree squirrels, man they get big and do they ever get pissed when you try to sneak in on them, its like trying to walk on in to the ladies locker room 

[Curly]

Or maybe a Duck Dysnasty fan out there messing with you............

 

[eastsidemallard74]

bigfoot ate a slim jim

[reagansquad]

Sigh.... its bedded down deer isnt it...   

[ArtistNhunter2]

Froggie looking for love.

[Curly]

If it Sounds Like a Duck...Might Be a Frog
By Chris Martin on Friday, April 08, 2011

http://info.nhpr.org/if-it-sounds-duckmight-be-frog

Geographic range

The contiguous wood frog range is from northern Georgia and northeastern Canada in the east to Alaska and southern British Columbia in the west

Wood Frog calling

[reagansquad]

If it Sounds Like a Duck...Might Be a Frog
By Chris Martin on Friday, April 08, 2011

http://info.nhpr.org/if-it-sounds-duckmight-be-frog

Geographic range

The contiguous wood frog range is from northern Georgia and northeastern Canada in the east to Alaska and southern British Columbia in the west

Wood Frog calling

Lower pitch than that.

[Hermit]

Tree Frog. Most of them are about the size of a quarter and green. I heard a fairly loud quack/croaking and  and it was a larger tree frog in my strawberries and was brown/green. Maybe twice as big as the little green ones.

[reagansquad]

Tree Frog. Most of them are about the size of a quarter and green. I heard a fairly loud quack/croaking and  and it was a larger tree frog in my strawberries and was brown/green. Maybe twice as big as the little green ones.

Tomorrow's mission: Catch a tree frog. 

[furiouzgeorge]

It's a barking squirrel, they're pretty cool. If you're smart and get to your spot early enough they'll settle down and start barking again when something new comes to the area...i.e. Deer, cats, bear, etc. I've often heard two or three of them get going and not ten minutes later heard something stomping through the woods.

[Bullkllr]

Don't know what you guys are talking about............................Definately barking spider.

[Kowsrule30]

 Brush Ducks...