What is this?

[bowman]

Badger???? Funky lookin' coon????

 

[muddy]

that almost looks like a yorkie type terrier dog

 

[AZHunter]

Its a baby Sasquatch. I remember seeing a few of those around Jasper County back in the day!

 

[Daver]

My guess is badger.

 

[6x6]

Gonna guess badger also. Alot of times when I see them hunting they got the tail up, doing that junk yard dog trot. Although I get pics of raccoons that have their tail missing also. How that happens who knows?

 

[Cooter]

Its Benji.

 

[jclaws]

Looks like a badger to me.

 

[bowman]

I was leaning towards a badger as well. Interestingly, the downward camera angle was caused by a huge oak tree falling during the wind storm last week. The oak fell over the tree that the camera was on and bent it downward. Luckily the camera was okay.

 

[DOR]

Coon missing his tail

 

[codywright]

100% coon there. To tall to be a badger. Not right coloring on back or shape. Badgers are very low profile and more stalky looking. Stubby tail coon.

 

[turtlshell]

while I'm on the 100% coon train,
I really want to say Tasmanian devil, BEWARE:drink1:

 

[Skully]

Coon missing his tail

Yup, can see his dark mask in the second pic.

 

[teeroy]

bobtail coon

 

[Crimson Arrows]

Coon minus a tail

 

[jclaws]

i clicked on badger pics and i still say badger because of the black front legs.Coons legs are almost always grey just like the body.that animal has black front legs.Racoons also have thin front legs.

 

[Sligh1]

That there is a young Southern Speckled Jack-a-lope mixed with a Arabian Blue Footed tree Toad. Very rare and reclusive.

 

[jclaws]

That there is a young Southern Speckled Jack-a-lope mixed with a Arabian Blue Footed tree Toad. Very rare and reclusive.

That was my second choice!

 

[longspurs]

Baby coon from this year's litter.

-Longspurs-