blackbear
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Do you think the head is gone?
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What is this animal?
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Well, I don`t see a skull.
How far off a road was this? Eagles are notorious for scavenging road kill. Consider them a buzzard in a Sunday suit.
Not a groundhog. I'd say dog or beaver. The fur has gray underfur like a beaver or muskrat, but it's a bit big for a muskrat.
Batjack
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What was it "Teddy" called them... "Just a dandified buzzard."
Batjack
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Lunch?
Pig Predator
Useles Billy’s Fishel Hog Killer ?
I seen a bald eagle eating on a deer carcass right off the side of the road on pine log circle a couple/three weeks ago but it was an adolescent whereas that one is full grown. They're lots of alpaca farms in the area around here too. I'm gonna go with young alpaca.
north_ga fireman
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Blackbear is that around the lake? i know there is a lady that posts on facebook about eagles and a nest
Whitefeather
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After finally looking at it on computer screen…. I see hooves. Whatever it is is laying on its back with tail towards camera. What looks like a webbed foot is not. There’s no scapula so the
“leg” sticking up isn’t a leg. It’s also headless so with that coloration and coarse hair, it could be a small goat.
“leg” sticking up isn’t a leg. It’s also headless so with that coloration and coarse hair, it could be a small goat.
blackbear
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Yes north of Nottley/ Gum log
It’s smaller than the eagle . I’ve never been around ground hogs , is that a possibility
buckmanmike
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Juvenile Bigfoot.
bullgator
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Otter?
Im around them by the thousands, and that ain’t one.
Redbow
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I don't know what it is but the Eagle is enjoying a good meal off it.
But I agree with Hillbilly I don't think that is a ground hog, we had them at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland when I was with the Army, their fur was smooth and not long like that animal in the photograph.
But I agree with Hillbilly I don't think that is a ground hog, we had them at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland when I was with the Army, their fur was smooth and not long like that animal in the photograph.
