Hunting & Fishing Mystery animal
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Chupacabra?
Just kidding.That looks to me like a Raccoon with a bad case of mange.
Edit: After looking at the video posted further down the thread I don't think it's a coon. Might be a Coati as others have suggested.
Just kidding.
Edit: After looking at the video posted further down the thread I don't think it's a coon. Might be a Coati as others have suggested.
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Not a jaguarundi. Nose is too short to be a coati. Google raccoon with mange 
Where do you live? Any fires in the area recently? Melted fur and a burned face. Looks like he’s blind also and the right side of this face is burned off.
It moved like a raccoon but it was startled as you got closer. That’s what makes me think his eyes are melted from a fire.
If that’s the case, sadly I’d agree that he should be put down humanely.
He’ll starve, be torn apart by other animals or hit by a car otherwise.
It moved like a raccoon but it was startled as you got closer. That’s what makes me think his eyes are melted from a fire.
If that’s the case, sadly I’d agree that he should be put down humanely.
He’ll starve, be torn apart by other animals or hit by a car otherwise.
That was sent to me by a ranch hand. I would have shot it immediately for mercy. Whatever it is it’s in bad shape. He wasn’t sure what it was and didn’t want to kill it if it was some rare or endangered species. No fires that I’m aware of recently in my area.
It’s a baby squatch. Blur the pics and sell them to discovery. Profits.
tasmanian tiger!!!!!
Coatimundi. We have reports from hunters that they can be found in the Chiracahuas, East of us, and Huachucas, West of us.
They like altitudes of 4500 to 7000ft, and come down lower in Winter. We live in the Sulfur Creek Valley which ranges around 4100ft to 4300ft.
Greg
They like altitudes of 4500 to 7000ft, and come down lower in Winter. We live in the Sulfur Creek Valley which ranges around 4100ft to 4300ft.
Greg
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White nosed Coati (Coatimundi)
http://texasexoticanimals.com/white-nosed-coati/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White-nosed_coati
http://texasexoticanimals.com/white-nosed-coati/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White-nosed_coati
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Coatimundi, saw that exact color phase Friday in Camp Grant wash (N of Tucson AZ) driving in to our long weekend camping shoot event. My Dad grew up in S AZ and would see them growing up. I saw my first and for a long time only one in late 80's. November 2017 had a pair raiding our camp at night or while out hunting then saw that one last week. Guess they are getting to be more widespread.
I think you're right. I found this pic of a Chupacabra on the internet so it must be real
308pirate- That looks like a manged coyote?
Thats a Cupacarba
Raccoon I say.
Not a raccoon. Paws / feet are all wrong. Maybe something non - native someone brought in as a pet and cut loose?
Not a coon. It looks like an injured coatimundi, if it is not endangered SS&S. If it is, you could call a rescue and see if they want it. Often times they will rehab animals and if they cannot be let go they will live in a zoo or wildlife education center and kids can see them and learn about them. You can give it some water and cat food, or lead.
Cupacarba is my vote
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