Elk or Moo Cow

[novatradesmen]

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[sharpstick]

Mooo

[fisher Gord]

quite rounded, indicates cattle. elk feet are smaller than cattle as well. moose tracks can be as long or longer than cattle but are narrower then cattle.

[Kurt505]

Definitely moo

[novatradesmen]

MoooThanks that what I thought.

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[Bigwoodsman]

Meadow Maggots!

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[mtnhunter]

Moo cow for sure. Elk hoof prints have sharper point at the "toe" edge and the print tends to be almost heart-shaped as opposed to round/elliptical like cattle.

[raw outdoors]

Meadow Maggots!

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That’s a great name

[Bigwoodsman]

That’s a great name

I cannot take the credit for this. I took it from the late Barry Mitchell, When he referred to them in his FTTR book!

When ever I’m out there and see the moo cows Meadow Maggots always comes to mind!

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[Game Hunter]

Dairy cow lol

[-JR-]

Caribou