Cedar tree tore up, rub ?

[mattman77]

Found this while deer hunting in some of the nastiest cover I've ever been.thru. initially I thought it was a huge rub. Now I'm thinking it could be bobcat or something else. Anyone know?

 

This is St Lawrence county.

 

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[KMurph332]

Possibly a bear

[wildcat junkie]

  On 12/9/2017 at 2:03 AM, mattman77 said:

 

Found this while deer hunting in some of the nastiest cover I've ever been.thru. initially I thought it was a huge rub. Now I'm thinking it could be bobcat or something else. Anyone know?

 

This is St Lawrence county.

 

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  On 12/9/2017 at 2:21 AM, KMurph332 said:

Possibly a bear

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I saw a large cedar tree torn up like that in the Muscatuck National Wildlife Refuge East of Seymour Indiana and there ain't no bears within a hundred miles of there. At least not on the North side of the Ohio River.

[turkeyfeathers]

That’s a squatch rub. Mods , could we merge two seventys thread here ?! 

Put up a cam over it! 

[BowmanMike]

I think a porcupine did that.

[Curmudgeon]

A porkie would leave teeth marks. Are there moose around? 

[BigVal]

A big ass deer

[Hock3y24]

Don’t think that’s deer, some animal eating it.

[Curmudgeon]

  On 12/10/2017 at 12:35 AM, BigVal said:

A big ass deer

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They do like to rub cedar trees, white and red.

[bugsNbows]

sign post rub? 

[mattman77]

I think it's possible a huge deer as this area is known for some huge bucks. That area I was in has probably not has a human through it in some time. It's a tangle of briars prickly ash and downed cedar

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