Tracks in the Snow

When Andy came home Monday evening he said the ground around the house looked like a barnyard. The deer had trampled the snow down to the bare earth. I asked him to take pictures yesterday.

He also saw tracks on his daily walk…the straight path is from his footprints.

We’re not the only ones enjoying the land.

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25 Responses to Tracks in the Snow

  1. tammy j says:

    looks like a major highway! 😀
    our snow is all gone. it didn’t even last overnight.
    hoping we get some more at Christmas!

  2. Ginny Hartzler says:

    This must be a lot of animals!

  3. wow, that’s a lot of traffic and like tammy a huge amount of highway needs…

    do you have any idea what they are doing or what attracts them?

    no SNOW here but the sun although out, isn’t terribly hot or humid – just right, if I’m mainly inside…

    • Jean says:

      We think they’re looking for grass to eat, and we have a lot more grass now in our defensible space. Andy has been cutting down all the bushes.

  4. Rose says:

    It would be interesting to have a camera on the area….or a live webcam! That should be Andy’s next project is to put one we can all look at any time we want. LOL

  5. Hootin' Anni says:

    Wow…traffic. Looks like a rush hour in the recent day. Pretty even with all the trails & footprints.

  6. They have that nice, easy road to walk in…so much easier than walking through the trees and rocks and uneven terrain.

  7. The OP Pack says:

    That was a very busy pathway:)

  8. Joared says:

    As others noted, deer traffic appears to be heavy, or a few stopped and mulled around a bit.

  9. MadSnapper says:

    I would love to walk those trails with whatever and whomever walked them first. what a beautiful place you have. I love the black fireplace. yes, buffet is our choice, even breakfast buffets.. we do love culvers burgers. none of which we have had for 9 months now.

    • Jean says:

      As I mentioned, if we have to eat out we love (loved) buffets. It’s been years since we’ve eaten in one and most likely never will again.

  10. Ann Thompson says:

    That’s a lot of tracks. It sure is beautiful up there.

  11. Myra Guca says:

    Beautiful! ‘Wish it contained a scratch-n-sniff feature! 🙂

  12. Really see those tracks!

    Here, wild life will probably be hunkering down in place, today. We have loads of snow. And it is still coming down!!!!! (See me smiling????)

    Happily, we don’t have to go anywhere today. Tomorrow yes, but not today, and roads will be cleared, by tomorrow.

    Greetings from the North Pole!

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