Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Other Big Game => Topic started by: fly-by on March 10, 2013, 10:23:12 AM
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Went up high on the tree farm yesterday to exercise the dog and saw a set of tracks coming down a little draw (picture 1). Sets of 4 tracks, each set about 3 ft long, spaced a foot or two apart. As the tracks approached a borrow pit, whatever it was started running and some of the paces were 10-15 ft apart (picture 2). Last photo is one of the tracks next to my size 10 boot. Given the low quality of the tracks I am hoping someone can ID based on size/pattern. I've ever targeted cougar specifically, but always buy a tag in case an opportunity presents itself.
I skied 7 miles out and back and only cut 2 deer tracks and a couple of snowshoe hare. If it is a cougar, not sure what he is finding to eat up there....
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if they are there they will find it and eat it. :bash:
