Messages posted to thread: Little John 13-Dec-15 venison 13-Dec-15 Sixby 13-Dec-15 Charlie Rehor 13-Dec-15 buckhammer 13-Dec-15 wyobullshooter 13-Dec-15 Ambush 13-Dec-15 HuntnBigGame 13-Dec-15 WV Mountaineer 13-Dec-15 Medicinemann 13-Dec-15 Knife2sharp 13-Dec-15 Purdue 13-Dec-15 drycreek 13-Dec-15

By: Little John Date:13-Dec-15

This trail cam picture was taken in north eastern Minnesota during November. It is about a 1/2 mile from the nearest road, and the woods to get to the camera are thick and swampy.

I have had many suggestions, but nothing consistent. Can you guys help?

By: venison Date:13-Dec-15

I will say Beefalo.

By: Sixby Date:13-Dec-15

woodland caribou, Check the tail and shape of head.

God bless, Steve

By: Charlie Rehor Date:13-Dec-15

I agree a "Woody" cow!

By: buckhammer Date:13-Dec-15

looks like a caribou

By: wyobullshooter Date:13-Dec-15

Sure looks like a caribou to me as well.

By: Ambush Date:13-Dec-15

Cow, as in domestic farm cow. But yeah, looks like a caribou mainly because of the suggestive neck coloration.

Caribou have a very short tail. In this pic the cow's tail is flicked to the offside making it look short [but still too long]. The body is too blocky with too much depth to length to be a caribou. Neck too short for 'bou Head too blocky.

But hopefully you will soon have a big enough population for an open season or at least a draw

By: HuntnBigGame Date:13-Dec-15

Looks like a blurry pic of a buck, lower half of pic is clear upper might have frost making it look different then it is.

By: WV Mountaineer Date:13-Dec-15

Beef. It's what's for dinner. God Bless

By: Medicinemann Date:13-Dec-15

If it's thick and swampy to where the camera is (was?), go over to where the animal was standing, and look at the tracks.....the tracks will give you additional (and valuable) information to further help identify the animal. If you do go back, post a photo on here of the tracks...be sure to put something in the picture next to the tracks for scale....

By: Knife2sharp Date:13-Dec-15

It looks like a cow by shape, but I think it's a deer based on the white on brisket, inner legs and butt. It's too dark to be a caribou IMO.

By: Purdue Date:13-Dec-15

Hampshire

By: drycreek Date:13-Dec-15

If it is ^^^^^^^^^, kill it before it multiplies !

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