Hunting Washington Forum
Community => Trail Cameras => Topic started by: fishnfur on July 01, 2016, 12:03:03 AM
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OK, I'm stumped. I have no idea what this animal is. I'd go for beaver, but the tail is wrong. Nutria was my next guess, but the tail is wrong. Mountain Beaver - too big? I'd guess it is 18 - 24 inches long and 8 - 12 inches high.
Anyone know?
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Looks like a porky to me, but I won't swear to it in a court of law. :)
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porcupine
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Bobcat
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Porcupine
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porcupine
:yeah:
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Bobcat
That was eaten by a porcupine?
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yep porcupine
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Bobcat
That was eaten by a porcupine?
Maybe it's a porcupine that identifies as a bobcat. :o
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100%pure porky there!!
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juvenile porcupine
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I could believe juvenile porcupine.
I've seen live adults before, but they don't really look like this guy. I get no impression of quills, but the rear end view at night doesn't help ID it at all. Thanks all!
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You can see quills on his upper rump
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Nine and a half months old.
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Thats totally how porkys walk... I'm 100% on porcupine
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benchleg porky I can tell :chuckle:
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baby squatch. 8)
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How far is it from Portland?
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Skomakawa area. About a 90 minute drive to Portland. There seem to be plenty around. I found the remains of a dead one a couple of months ago that some predator killed.
I've only seen one porcupine live - just before first light, so I could hardly see him. A bunch of rustling in the low bushes on the road I was walking down had me freaked out for about three minutes. Out pops porky - he walked right up to me so I gave him a fake kick at his face - I didn't want to burn a broadhead on him. He decided to change directions and just waddled back to his spot in the bushes.