Opinions on what's in the photo....

[Highlandsjohn]

Do you have pigs in E Sussex, otherwise could be a dog..

 

[Ranger22]

Just looks like a crap photo to me

 

[Pickles]

Just looks like a crap photo to me

That is one thing we can all agree on!!

 

[Pickles]

Do you have pigs in E Sussex, otherwise could be a dog..

Yeah we have pigs here, not convinced this is one though!

 

[nun_hunter]

I was convinced it was a muntjac from the first pic but the second looks more like a rabbit or hare. How far into East Sussex are you as that may pretty much rule out muntjac.

 

[Pickles]

I was convinced it was a muntjac from the first pic but the second looks more like a rabbit or hare. How far into East Sussex are you as that may pretty much rule out muntjac.

Definitely not a rabbit as I have got several images at that range on that camera of rabbits and size rules that out. This is actually in Kent near tunbridge wells.

 

[berg]

Looks too big for a rabbit or a hare wouldn't say munrjac that's a big white patch as well do you get sika down your way as it looks like its got a balk line running down the back legs ,other than that no idea.try it in black and white if you can change the colours it might pick the shape out better

 

[hairlesshunter]

Found this one on there too, my first thought was hare, but looks quite fat for a hare?
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the second picture I was convinced it was a rabbit but now when I have made the pic bigger it looks like a young deer with its head to the left hand side only saying this because of the white patch but the head still looks dog shaped

 

[reddragon]

rabbit ears to short to be a hare.

Found this one on there too, my first thought was hare, but looks quite fat for a hare?
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[finnbear270]

Found this one on there too, my first thought was hare, but looks quite fat for a hare?
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100% hare. This one. They don't always have ears erect.

 

[Thunderstick]

With finnbear a Hare.

or maybe a Manbearpig. Very rare...... but they are about!

 

[reddragon]

I agree

100% hare. This one. They don't always have ears erect.

 

[td]

Muntie all day

Iam with uncle f.

 

[John Gryphon]

I thought that the hunched gait/posture showed it to be a hare.

 

[berg]

Look at this time and time again just cant is the resemblance to a hare I have never seen a hare with a white patch like that or am I missing something

 

[stalkerboydy]

Look at this time and time again just cant is the resemblance to a hare I have never seen a hare with a white patch like that or am I missing something

Have to agree.
Old tired eyes through year's spent Welding not a very clear picture my bet would go on Young Muntjac

 

[finnbear270]

Have to agree.
Old tired eyes through year's spent Welding not a very clear picture my bet would go on Young Muntjac

I've been welding since I was 14, 61 now, I think I can see what I would describe as a white patch?...... maybe some of us need to examine stuff in the bino's a bit more , https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRAR4pRlKCZ2ESGvctIDVWynbAJoUWC25rCyDYW6WUCmon47udjTg

 

[Toq33r]

Ill go with the Muntie

 

[finnbear270]

The white patch here https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/i...6WUCmon47udjTg is usually a good flag up, when they leg it all of a sudden, for Charlie getting into your field if you hadn't noticed yourself,

 

[bobjs]

sorry lads

but enhance the picture and you will clearly see that this had 2 tails, the pink spot below the top tail(white patch) shows where it broke off, so not a muntie or a hare but a kangarillapig,

bob.