r/AnimalTracking • u/bufonia1 • Nov 29 '24
r/AnimalTracking • u/LostInMyADD • 15d ago
π¬ General Discussion Shot a buck yesterday - pass through, bubbly blood, but a fading trail. Looking for advice. NSFW
galleryr/AnimalTracking • u/pokechop • Feb 03 '26
π ID Request Found these in my child's sandbox
Can someone tell me what they are? Is it possible to be from the bottom of someone's shoe?
r/AnimalTracking • u/DexTDMdoesreddit • Dec 26 '24
Misc. Dawg I read the subreddit name as Animal Trafficking π
Idk if this is against the rules, if it is then I apologize :(
r/AnimalTracking • u/Thic_Nic420 • Aug 29 '25
π¬ General Discussion Why?
I keep trying to post to this group. Just as many other people have. To identify poop. The mod is denying my posts. Even though they contain the necessary information. Iβve requested why. No response. Certainly a tyrant, duck. Get a life π¦ itβs not that serious. Just poop. Like many other posts on here. This is absolutely ridiculous.
r/AnimalTracking • u/PCC_ninja • Aug 08 '23
What laid these in my garden pond? NSFW
I know for a fact there are 3 frogs that live in the pond. I also added 4 Comet goldfish three days ago.
r/AnimalTracking • u/alta_vista49 • Dec 30 '23
Why cant Americans seem to live with apex predators? Wolves and grizzlies were eradicated in basically the entire lower 48, yet some of the oldest cities in the world like Rome and even Athens still have grizzlies and wolves in their country side which have been inhabited for 10x as long as the US.
I know ranchers whine about losing animals but surely they have live stock in other countries too, no?
Anyhow, my feeling is itβs a cultural thing. Early pioneers in the US wanted to tame the west which meant so long Apex predators, and taming the country side wasnβt really a goal of other people/countries.
Anyhow Asian cities and countries are the same - still grizzlies/wolves in Japan, China, Korea and Eastern Europe.
So whatβs the difference w America?
r/AnimalTracking • u/cdtobie • Mar 10 '26
π¬ General Discussion Anyone else tired of the bot removing all comments that arenβt by the book track feature descriptions?
r/AnimalTracking • u/[deleted] • May 22 '24
Meta: can we please consider a sub rule about tagging animal scat as NSFW? NSFW
I know many posters already, considerately, elect to mark posts of animal scat as NSFW β and as a result those images appear blurred unless you click on them β but because itβs not a sub rule Iβll sometimes come across some pretty gross pictures when Iβm just casually scrolling.
Personally I like to look at animal tracks but Iβm less interested in being surprised by close-up pictures of their leavings.
Itβs already a sub rule to mark carcasses/entrails as NSFW, would the mods consider extending that rule to scat posts? It seems like many posters have already adopted this as a practice but it just hasnβt been codified.
Let me know though if Iβm in the minority on this or if itβs already been considered and thereβs some reason it was decided against.
r/AnimalTracking • u/iwantapetflamingo • Feb 21 '25
π ID Request Hello! Can you help me with this tracks? The house is right at the edge of a forest in the mountains.
r/AnimalTracking • u/Relevant_Wrangler830 • Mar 29 '24
Animal tracks. Believe to be a Wolf..
My thumb is 3 inches long and my index finger is 5.5 inches long from tip to thumb. From heel to toe is 13 inches on my boot.
r/AnimalTracking • u/Mikitiril • 24d ago
π ID Request Are those wolfs tracks?
Hi located in Poland, Holy Cross Voivodeship, house near forest.
I think it may be wolf, we had wolf's around here few years ago. It comes close to cars. No domesticated dogs live near us.
Green part of lighter in picture the size of normal lighter. Can ask my family measure it it's necessary cuz I'm not at home.
r/AnimalTracking • u/pinokio_game • Nov 23 '22
π ID Request Poop ID. Found couple of those in my house this morning.
r/AnimalTracking • u/UncleBlanc • Jun 03 '25
π ID Request What do you think killed this cat? NSFW
Southeast Kansas, found in a neighbor's yard. I know the picture is of a cat, I'm hoping to get some opinions on what might have killed it. Neighbor said it appeared overnight and the camera didn't catch anything.
r/AnimalTracking • u/Mythicaldeer12 • Oct 31 '23
π ID Request Who couldβve made this print?
r/AnimalTracking • u/shreddedstallion69 • Oct 04 '23
𦴠Bones What type of skull is this? Found in Central New Mexico
r/AnimalTracking • u/sleeperquests • Nov 28 '24
π ID Request Found on subway in Ontario. Did a raccoon get on?
r/AnimalTracking • u/NoEvent8327 • Feb 06 '24
πΎ Tracks Hey guy are any of these are wolf tracks?
r/AnimalTracking • u/gaelrei • Dec 30 '21