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Now that you can tell your walkers from your bounders, let's take a look at two major walker groups --- the canines and the felines.  You'll have plenty of opportunity to work on telling them apart when you track your household pets, and the knowledge you'll gain there will carry over into figuring out if a fox, bobcat, coyote, or mountain lion is lurking around your henhouse.  Basically, large or small, a cat is a cat and a dog is a dog.

One of each to get you started.  Which is a cat and which is a dog?  Click for the answer...

This post is part of our Farm Tracking 101 lunchtime series.  Read all of the entries: Farm tracking 101: Walkers vs. bounders Farm tracking 101: Canines vs. felines Farm tracking 101: Bounders deciphered Farm tracking 101: Other common tracks Farm tracking 101: Useful books

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