For You Hunter's Of Utah

[JP]

Who did this :ne_nau:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v654/Zukimog/EJS%202007/05%20April%20La%20Sal%20Pass%20Rental%20KJ/79LaSalPass.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v654/Zukimog/EJS%202007/05%20April%20La%20Sal%20Pass%20Rental%20KJ/82LaSalPass.jpg

And this:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v654/Zukimog/EJS%202007/05%20April%20La%20Sal%20Pass%20Rental%20KJ/65LaSalPass.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v654/Zukimog/EJS%202007/05%20April%20La%20Sal%20Pass%20Rental%20KJ/68LaSalPass.jpg

[price1869]

judging from the quarter that was left behind, I'd say it was the poop fairy. :roflol:

[packfish]

Possibly Cougar and then deer- though you may have a hrad time telling the difference between the deer and my pack gaots.

[Cirrus2000]

judging from the quarter that was left behind, I'd say it was the poop fairy. :roflol: :roflol: :roflol: :roflol:

[DAA]

Top one, I'm going to guess coyote. Hard to say from those pictures though. But cat scat usually has more of a "twist" to it. It looks like it's on a road, and a coyote has pooped in the same spot more than once. Which is extremely common for coyotes to do on roads. Could be dead wrong though - it reallly is hard to say just from the pics.

Bottom one, I really don't know. If I was forced to guess, I would say bighorn sheep. But it could be deer, goat, or who knows what.

- DAA

[Sombeech]

judging from the quarter that was left behind, I'd say it was the poop fairy. :roflol:

Sometimes I can't find the right emoticon to express my reaction.

[JP]

Yea, I used the quarter so size could be judged and I forgot to in the other ones.

What's the matter Beech :eek2: Wasn't good enough :roflol:

[Gutpiler_Utahn]

The bottom two are from PETArds. :naughty:

The top two are from the predators that ate them. :2thumbs: :twisted:

[packfish]

Was there an answer to this ?

[HEADHUNTER]

bottom is deer

top - dunno - guess part of the sheep family - but then again - I have no idea

[JP]

The bottom two are from PETArds. :naughty:

The top two are from the predators that ate them. :2thumbs: :twisted:
:lol8:


Was there an answer to this ?
Not from me, I wasn't following animals around and taking pics of them in action when they probably needed a little privacy :lol8:

I have always known that hunters who hunt in a particular area are always well informed, right down to the droppings of their harvest. That's why I asked. I came across some and thought I'd become educated and share :nod: