AR Bowhunter

I did somelooking on web sites about cat tracks. One of the biggest clues to cat tracks are the toes are not even. They are sort of like your hands where some of your fingers are longer than others. One of the cats toes are further forward than the others. Claws sometimes are not visible except in certain conditions. Thisis a track that I found in the river bottoms an have seen it around several times. Ithink it is a cat track due to the forward postion of the toe. That phone is about 4.5" long for comparison.

pnut

MO conservation stresses that if you see wild hogs in MO to shoot them on site and never second quess yourself doing it.
What county you hunting in?

jcm2m9

Yeah, we know there are wild hogs on the property. We have found several wallows. Now we just have to see one.

We are hunting in Ray county

pnut

So there is ferrel hogs in KC area?
Good to know.
I'm in central MO here.
Hunt in Osage, Maries and Cole County

jcm2m9

Next time we go out I will get a picture of the wallows, but as far as we can tell a wild hog is the only thing that would make these. Pluse, there are several places that a short stocky animal has blazed a trail through very dense under brush. We have out camera near one of the wallows so we are hoping to get a picture.

However, we are both inexperienced hunters, but are fairly familar with the outdoors.

We are slowly learning

jcm2m9

Here are some updated pictures from the latest set from the game camera

TY hunter

that print is definately a dog. you will never see claws on a cat print. also, the main pad on a dog is the heart shape whereas a cat print is more rounded, and "soft" on the sides.

Phil from Maine

I think the print is a dog's print as well.. Welcome to the forums as well and those are some nice turkey pics..I like seeing the doe with her tongue out as well..