help id this critter!

[woodchucker]

I've said all along.....

It's a coyote in "get outa Dodge" mode  

[bowmofo]

I will agree with curt and say it is Coyote!  

[adkmountainken]

Chuck,
     check your email, i sent you a better pic.

[BOFF]

I still say a deer. May I have a photo emailed to me please.

Thanks, God Bless, David B.

[joe skipp]

I still say its Woodchucker dancing his legs off...  :rolleyes:    

[Killdeer]

I got the full size pic...it is not a sheep, but a sheepeater. I think it is a coyote in early to mid shake.

Killdeer  

[Stone Knife]

It's Chuck and he's wearing one of his $2 wool  sweaters and he's trying to take the trail cam for his own use  

[adkmountainken]

looks very scary in similarity!

[Stone Knife]

Oh yea he is a clever son of a gun  

[Ru]

coyote!

[Tom L]

It,s a coyote eatin a deer.  

[JimB]

I commented before and was hesitant to hazard a guess.Looking at it again,i'm sure it is not a deer.The lower legs are way too short.The hock gland on the inside of the left hock should be white,this time of year.If you look at the hock on the right rear leg,there should be considerably more space between the ankle bone and the tendon,on a deer.On this animal,the ankle bone and tendon have little space between them,like a coyote.I believe,on the left rear,you can see the paw of the coyote.The foot flares out there but there is no hoof.I believe the blur behind the rear leg IS the tail and others have pointed out the black markings etc.

[BowHuntingFool]

If thats a deer, I wonder what I have been killing all these years?   :confused:    
         

[JimB]

This is a picture of a mule deer rear leg but the shape is similar to a whitetail.Notice how wide the hock is and that big space between ankle and tendon.Notice also the leg bone lengths.Of course,the hock gland on a mulie is not white like on an early season whitetail.