What the heck IS this??

[Steelharp]

NOT my shoe, lol; I put my foot in the pic for scale. What is this from?

[felinesNfreedom]

Small deer.

[Steelharp]

Small deer.

Didn't know they came that small.

 

Could that have been done by one of those foxes I didn't bother?

Edited May 22, 2015 by Steelharp

[bersaguy]

Looks like it may be from a Bambi that a predator may have gotten hold of................. :up:

[monkeylizard]

Didn't know they came that small.

 

 

You know they have babies, right? Do we need to have "the talk"?

 

 

:D

 

 

I suppose a fox could go after a fawn if the fawn was separated from its mother. It's more likely that it was a coyote.

Edited May 22, 2015 by monkeylizard

[Steelharp]

You know they have babies, right? Do we need to have "the talk"?

 

 

:D

"Talk?" ;)

 

Just looked too small for even a newborn, to me. But again, I'm not a hunter, so...

[Steelharp]

I suppose a fox could go after a fawn if the fawn was separated from its mother. It's more likely that it was a coyote.

A coyote? In my yard? Wow... I'll have to keep watch for that...

[monkeylizard]

It could have been taken down by a 'yote somewhere else and the leg was a leftover scrap. Your foxes (or other critters like opossum or racoons) could have carried it to your yard from wherever the 'yote left the carcass.

Edited May 22, 2015 by monkeylizard

[KahrMan]

Definitely a fawns leg.  Probably killed by coyotes, dogs or a car.  

[BrasilNuts]

NOT my shoe...

You really know this group well. :)

[Garufa]

Definitely a fawns leg.  Probably killed by coyotes, dogs or a car.  

 

Or a black panther.

[Raoul]

Or a black panther.

I thought they only suppressed the vote?

[RED333]

All yall are wrong, it is a finger form an alien, for real!!! :cool: :leaving: :tinfoil:

Edited May 23, 2015 by RED333

[gregintenn]

Send it to fellow member UncleJack, and he'll make an Indian bracelet out of it! :up:

[chances R]

This time of year may have fallen victim to a bush hog. Parts then carried off by all the above.

[enfield]

Them bush hogs are viscous predators!

[Dad03]

Take it and make a lucky deer foot key chain.

I got what appears to be a turkey foot in my front field now. Every once in a while I'll see a bunch of white feathers.
I do have a couple foxes living in a culvert near the driveway. As long as they stay in the front I'll leave them alone.