There are no nasal bones left. The part of the skull shown in the photos is the back part of the skull.Those bulges of the nasal bones make it hard. Could it be a turtles skull????
Ken
There are no nasal bones left. The part of the skull shown in the photos is the back part of the skull.Those bulges of the nasal bones make it hard. Could it be a turtles skull????
Ken
Exactly what I was thinking.It looks like a skull from a cat to me, but I couldn't say for sure by looking at th ephotos.
Which is exactly what I've been doing. And why I was wondering if it was something other than a skull.I think that most people are trying to match this partial skull to whole skulls.
Yes. I get it now that I can see a whole one and where it would eventually come apart at.Found another one near one of the brome fields and this one has teeth. I'm going with coyote, plus they run along Silver Creek along the east side.View attachment 35106View attachment 35107
Better not spread that around or they will come looking for you.Jimmy Hoffa, finally we found him!
You may be right. Googled images of both and the molar teeth on a coyote skull seem more pointed. And we do have a lot of bobcats.Bobcat
Winner, winner, chicken dinner! Friends were over last night and that's what they said. They found one and their pic is exactly the same.I vote raccoon
Yes my thought exactly. the "Rougarou's" were a huge problem in this area until the LGD's were released.Looks like a rougarou to me.