Identify this spoor....

[observe]

Predator and prey

 

[BRICKBURN]

One confused predator... the prey is headed the other way!

 

[PlainJane]

Is the predator a Hyena? I'm not sure about the prey, I'm thinking kudu? I don't know too much about these things. Oh wait, is this a trick question? I'm so gullible if it is.
Jane:lookaround:

 

[DOC-404]

I'd reckon spotted Hyena back and Kudu front..

 

[Bindie]

On a smaller note a jackal and impala ??
But that's just to be different from everyone else

 

[BRICKBURN]

I'm going for Jackal and Wart hog.

 

[Diamondhitch]

Whatever it is its feet are facing 2 different directions

 

[DOC-404]

Whatever it is its feet are facing 2 different directions

..:joint:..?? :biggrin2:

 

[35bore]

Young Kudu headed south, he is laying about 30-31 meters south of where this photo was taken. The Female hyena is headed north, with a full belly.

 

[observe]

Now I'm wondering what on earth could make a spoor like this...?? :lookaround::daydreaming:

Volvo...connecting people! :bighello:

 

[AfricaHunting.com]

Bongo and African Wild Dog :headscratch:

 

[Jfet]

Now I'm wondering what on earth could make a spoor like this...?? :lookaround::daydreaming:

Volvo...connecting people! :bighello:

That would be a couple of homosapiens probably between the ages of 16 and 24. They were there between the hours of midnight and 0400. I would say one male and one female but you can't always tell these days. :wink:

 

[Stretch]

I'm going with Hyena and a warthog.

 

[PlainJane]

The suspense is killing me Observe. Is there an answer to this question yet? I'm starting to go a bit crazy. I looked a few pics of tracks on the internet and so far I think I have the Hyena correct. However I have to concur with Stretch and say that the prey track might be a warthog as opposed to my earlier choice of a kudu. What's the ETA of the answer to the puzzle? Pure torture I say, I need to know.

 

[spike.t]

just to be different and having never seen them, a wolf and white tail deer....opcorn:

 

[Bobpuckett]

That would be a couple of homosapiens probably between the ages of 16 and 24. They were there between the hours of midnight and 0400. I would say one male and one female but you can't always tell these days. :wink:

:rofl: By George I think you've got it. :thumb:

 

[Bobpuckett]

First photo I'm going to say Bat eared Fox and Common Duiker.

 

[Jfet]

Predator and prey

Ok, here is the next question. Which track is older?

 

[BRICKBURN]

just to be different and having never seen them, a wolf and white tail deer....opcorn:

I want to see that Whitetail! What a monster.

 

[observe]

Well, in my humble opinion, judging from the size of that spoor and by the prominent 'nail ' marks, I would also go for spotted hyena...

Spotted Hyaena tracks show claws on the ground. The front footprint is always larger than the hind one