Hey there..
First post here, found the site via google.
Ok so on a recent trip to my holiday house I took some friends pig hunting in deep bush that is scarcley visited by people. There had been alot of
rain in the area which made it really good for tracking. Near the edge of a stream I spotted some footprints in shallow pine needles that were a bit
larger than what I normally come across. Upon closer inspection I soon realised that they were not pig tracks.... now the area where this took place
is on a small quarantine island located between the north and south islands of New Zealand, in an area called the Marlborough Sounds. The only animals
of any resonable size are wild pig, sheep, goat & cows. Ive been hunting the island for over 9 years now and have never come across anything but the
above mentioned animals and have never seen prints like these before.
Any ideas on what these could belong to? As you can see Ive artisiclly outlined the print to make it easier to see... 4 evenly sized toes..
Pics here:
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[edit on 25-11-2008 by nz_hunter]