![]() Mountain lions use their claws primarily as hooks to hold onto their prey until they can administer a lethal bite. They do not have long endurance, and do not make long chases. They creep close, then rush quickly to hit the animal and bite it either in the back of the neck to sever the spinal column, the throat to crush the trachea, or the skull to puncture the brain. Mountain lions-They generally kill their prey quickly and efficiently. When present, a mountain lion’s claw marks are slender and sharp.ĬOMPARISON OF MOUNTAIN LION AND DOG TRACKS Mountain Lion TrackĬOMPARISON OF MOUNTAIN LION AND DOG TRACKS Claw marks are usually visible in dog and coyote tracks. No claw marks are usually visible, except in extremely rare occasions when mountain lions use them for extra traction or to build up speed. ![]() Bobcat tracks will be much smaller-less than 2 inches wide-which is smaller than the print of a 6-month-old mountain lion kitten. Dogs’ and bobcats’ toes are shaped like an oval. Dogs and coyotes have one indent at the bottom of their pads. TRACKS (Source: Missouri Department of Conservation)Įxpert trackers look for the following to identify mountain lion tracks: Print ID comes down to how cat’s claws are retracted as they walk, versus dogs, whose claws are NOT retracted. What say you?Ĭomparison of Mountain Lion and Dog Tracks Takeaway? If you let your dog out at night to pee, use bright lights. Whatever created this print, nearly ate his dog going out for a night time pee. Print found by Jose Tamez, in his backyard, on the south perimeter of the Pillar Ridge Manufactured Home Park. Buzz Productions : Photo-Essays, Podcasts, Audiobooks and Videos.Montara Water and Sewer District (MWSD).Granada Community Services District (GCSD).
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