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Hunting & Fishing What is this pelt

garrett4

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At a men’s Christian retreat and this is on the wall ( along with other animals at the retreat lodge)
What animal hide does this belong too



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Kangaroo was my guess as well.
well hell boys, I would go for a shaved beaver, but... it doesn’t look like any shaved beaver I have ever seen, and I have seen a couple.. now as for the kangaroo ... well, depends on the liquor....😏
 
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I would have said Kangaroo but I'm seeing you're in TN, so that discounts that guess. Are they 6 inch planks on the wall? If so, that's a good sized animal.
 
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Tail looks to narrow proportionately to the body to me for the roo I've seen. The tails are actually quite thick in the wild unless this was trimmed a bunch.

Maybe @barneybdb can impart some of his marsupial expertise?
 
After some quick Google fu, I'm leaning Kangaroo.

Muskrat pelts typically don't have tails
Otters are long even body and short more triangular tail.
Wallaby are smaller and are generally short round shape like a plat.
 
It is indeed a Roo, i have several I picked up while living in Oz
 
After some quick Google fu, I'm leaning Kangaroo.

Muskrat pelts typically don't have tails
Otters are long even body and short more triangular tail.
Wallaby are smaller and are generally short round shape like a plat.
Of the otters I have killed the tail was as long as the body and similar to the picture and been dark brown I don’t think it’s a otter. But have been wrong before
 
That’s a Roo for sure. No question. As of the mid 1990’s you could bring them in from Oz.