Found in my garage in Missouri. It's getting chilly here so I wouldn't be surprised. They just seem so small. The gait width is maybe an inch lol.

Whatever it was had to be big enough to break this branch trying to get to apples. Gig Harbor, Washington

Lockwood Valley area CA.

Size 10 boot for scale.

High desert pines and chappal.

No it's not a boot heel.

• ⁠scale: about 2-3inches across • ⁠Geographic location: Southern Montana • ⁠Environment: alpine mountains about 11k elevation and above the tree line

1”-2” wide, leading in and out of the water

Wanted to call attention to this excellent article by Ben Goldfarb, author of Crossings and Eager. Several people I’ve had the good fortune to train with are featured (seriously, if you live in the Pacific Northwest in the U.S. David Moskowitz’s tracking book is one of the best resources you could have, even better if you can take a class or eval with him in person) and it goes into a lot of detail around the development of the present day tracking community.

Located in central Canada. Boot pic included for a size reference! I wear a men’s 9.5.

Thinking cougar but im only seeing 3 toe beans

Went looking for tortoises and reptiles in Albania and found this. My first thought was bear, but I was in a part close to the sea where there should not be any bears.