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I have been told by 3 people that they are either Hare or Rabbit tracks. The long parts are the hind feet, the smaller bits in them are the front feet as they touch the ground. Slow moving they said and would stake their reputation on it. Dawn. |
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Ok thanx  Mum will be disapointed LOL Bless her. |
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I would be relieved! Dawn. |
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There have been many sightings of big wild cats in the North/North East. My mum lives not far from Kirkhill Forrest. She often gets deer in her garden too. The theory is to let the big cats escape, stand your ground and let them get away. They dont want to be near you as much as you dont want to be near them. Would still be an amazing sight though. |
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