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1st - Wild Canon (80 votes)
2nd - Markulous (40 votes)
3rd - Keith (33 votes)

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Whos feet are these then?

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Carl
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Whos feet are these then?

Ok so i`ve just got back from my local woodland and my *** it was magical Icon_cheesygrin , as soon as started to enter,my mouth nearly touched the ground, was just awe inspiring, snow on the trees, the sound of snow falling of the tree, loads of robins teasing me to take pictures hehe blighters Icon_lol .
But anyway i found these trails and was wandering if you can see who they belong to.
The first three i think are a muntjac but i ain`t to sure i`m 98% sure.Because they are about where human foot prints are, but i`ve seen them all over, where there isn`t any human foot prints.I also think the last one is a crow/Jackdaw.

Also 99% positive i saw some fox footprints as
a)looked like them
b)it was in the same place and direction i saw my first fox in
c) there was no other human footprints(only mine haha)

If my spelling sucks it`s because i type too quick and then hit post before checking.
The secret of health for both mind and body is not to mourn for the past, not to worry about the future, or not to anticipate troubles, but to live in the present moment wisely and earnestly
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This post was last modified: 22-12-2009 06:33 PM by Carl.

22-12-2009 05:57 PM