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Mammal Tracks and Sign
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Deer
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Deer track in snow
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Photo by Alexis Burnett
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A nice clear well-defined deer track in
snow.
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Here's what deer tracks look like when
the snow has started to melt.
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A well-used deer trail through the
winter woods.
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Deer tracks in deeper snow. Note the
foot drag marks.
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A nice set of deer tracks in mud.
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A nice set of tracks in sand.
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These tracks had me fooled for a while.
They're not actually Deer tracks at
all!
If you cross-country ski, you will
know them right away as the tracks left by cross-country ski
boots!
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A close-up of one of the above tracks.
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"The trail
never disappears. The only thing that disappears is your skill."
--Tom
Brown Jr.
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