help id this critter!

[BowHuntingFool]

If thats a deer it sure does have a long tail?????? I'm saying its a Coyote, it has all the markings of one!

[gregg dudley]

deer out of focus

[Don Stokes]

Mountain lion!!

[Jerry Jeffer]

That there is Big Foot for sure.     :p

[Dry Creek]

Rabbit Look at the back legs!

[horatio1226]

Just got out of my New York Hunter Safety Course and the Department of Environmental Conservation says that there are no mountain lions in NY, so there are no mountain lions in NY.  :rolleyes:

[hill boy]

Dry creek,I thought rabbit also.the lower legs says rabbit,fox or yote.It's hard to tell how tall it is with no reference point.

[Billy]

ok, i don't wanna jump on no band wagons, er anything...but that DOE looks like she had fly in her ear....  

[JimB]

I wouldn't want to bet if it's a deer or a coyote.What I would do is print out the picture,go back there and put a stick in the ground exactly where it stood.You should be able to calculate height by that.I believe a coyote would be about 16" tall.Even this year's fawns will be considerably taller than that.

[BOHO]

I'll say bobcat cause I like to be different.     If you look real close at the head end you can see a cat head reflection at the base of the big tree.  look close.

[Izzy]

The ghost of a capybara.They be common out your way.

[Tom Anderson]

Deer - backfield in motion...

[SouthMDShooter]

small deer

[Ray Hammond]

capybara.

[deertraks]

A coyote shaking like a dog.

[doctari]

Small deer, if look close you can see the nose and face.

[Jack Guard]

Reeves Muntjac

[Killdeer]

Yup!
One of those!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reeves\\'s_Muntjac

Killdeer  

[GingivitisKahn]

Bambi - it's Bambi!

[adkmountainken]

well looks like deer is the group answer. not sure but i sure  learned a bunch about critters i had never heard of before! i'll have to check the N.Y. reg's on capybara and Reeves's Muntjac season and limits!