What is this animal dung?

[Stevireno]

Saw this right on the tree line of our property. Any thoughts?

Steve

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[saltydude]

Chameleon?

 

[jefftk]

Owl pellets?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pellet_(ornithology)

 

[HorizontalHunter]

Hard to tell with no size reference. I will go with coyote as the hair looks mostly like deer hair. Could also be a bear that got a fawn or two as the timing is right.

Owl pellets will have the bones and skulls in them and are often found under pine/conifer trees and the leave litter here shows red oak.

Bob

 

[robjax]

"Saw this right on the tree line of our property. Any thoughts?"

Yeah, why are you taking pictures of poop? lmao...no idea what it is...

 

[Artifact]

Owl pellets?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pellet_(ornithology)

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yep

 

[Fixxah]

Any TP nearby?

 

[Stevireno]

Owl Pellets.. cool. We have had some fisher cat activity in the area and was wondering if they got this close.

Thanks all...


-Steve

 

[bdb]

I was going to say yote or fox based on the fir but after checking out the link, the owl pellets looks like a winner. Learn something new every day

 

[In God We Trust]

Looks like owl to me. Break it open and see if there are any tiny bones inside to confirm

 

[Augustus McCrea]

Hard to tell with no size reference. I will go with coyote as the hair looks mostly like deer hair. Could also be a bear that got a fawn or two as the timing is right.

Owl pellets will have the bones and skulls in them and are often found under pine/conifer trees and the leave litter here shows red oak.

Bob

Man, your like national treasury of knowledge... I never knew that but will certainly be looking the next time in out.. In fact owl pellets was even a thing to me until I read this thread

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[HorizontalHunter]

Owl pellets are really cool to break apart. All of the bones and/or beak(s) are in there so you can tell what it was eating.

Most of the ones I have come across has been under evergreen/fir trees. The thicker the better as they are mostly nocturnal hunters.

Bob

 

[1836south]

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look it up.

 

[OIFer]

a

 

[CTpatriot]

send some to your senator, she is indian and in touch with nature. she will figure it out.

 

[IPSC_DRL]

Chupicabra for sure.

 

[larueminati]

Coyote

 

[atilla]

sorry, OP. that was me, stopped on the way to work. when you've got to go you've got to go.

 

[45collector]

sorry, OP. that was me, stopped on the way to work. when you've got to go you've got to go.

You are cleaning Tillman with your own tongue, aren't you? Sick bastard.

 

[76Too]

What does it taste like?

 

[J.A.C]