Foot print ID please.

Tikkat1x

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so today on a farm there were a few foot prints in the snow, so first there are these which im thinking fox or badger, farmer has a couple of jack russles but they dont roam around where these prints are,
any ideas please,
 

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so today on a farm there were a few foot prints in the snow, so first there are these which im thinking fox or badger, farmer has a couple of jack russles but they dont roam around where these prints are,
any ideas please,
Shame it’s only a single print but foxes tend to be in a straight line whilst dogs have a wider gait generally. Makes it easier.
Does look fox like though
 
A couple more photos. Fox does look like it’s chasing something
 

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Rabbit/hare are traveling at slow speed one hop at a time. A Rabbit/Hare's gait opens up as the speed increases. The Fox is just trotting along on a relaxed pace no pursuit in progress. Busy old place in the dark you've got there
 
@Tikkat1x are those initial prints definitely from the same track? The dog print is as broad as it is wide whereas the fox print is much longer than it is wide. It may just be how the snow has melted but I strongly suspect that the two attached are from different tracks. IMG_4261.jpegIMG_4260.jpeg
 
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