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dsefcik Administrator Posts: 2622
8/23/2012
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This may be off the edge for most folks so I would understand if nobody posts to this thread.....
Never found out what animal this came from but I found it many times on the trail last time I went up Telescope Peak
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This looks like a cough pellet probably from an owl, crow or hawk. This is in Chollas Creek
Pretty big mountain lion scat, fresh. El Cajon Peak trail
Some random scat photos from different areas of ABDSP
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Out in Jacumba
Bighorn scat near Indian Hill
This is in the San Dieguito River Valley, it was on a steel grate next to the sidewalk
Need more scat? I have more http://www.darensefcik.com/Photography/Scat/24933274_rKk7Td
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ziphius Posts: 911
8/23/2012
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Hee hee. A scat aficionado. I've definitely got to hike with you someday.  You've built a good visual catalog there. I don't have a photo of my most interesting scat, but as I mentioned in another thread, my girlfriend found a probable mountain lion scat with deer hooves in it near Combs Peak. I've got the deer hooves in my office somewhere. This scat was much larger than surrounding berry-filled coyote scats. I've also found some scats of unknown origin with balloon streamer material in it, not good. - Jim
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mrkmc Posts: 87
8/23/2012
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holy ****!
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dsefcik Administrator Posts: 2622
12/10/2012
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Found this fine specimen at Cuyamaca last week
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anutami Posts: 491
12/21/2012
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Scat soup anyone?
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dsefcik Administrator Posts: 2622
12/21/2012
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Nolan (anutami) wrote:
Scat soup anyone? More like Scat Stew....Nice one!! 
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ziphius Posts: 911
12/21/2012
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Oh man, I was eating lunch when I saw the 'scat soup' update. And Daren thought this thread would fade into oblivion....
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ziphius Posts: 911
12/21/2012
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dsefcik wrote:
Found this fine specimen at Cuyamaca last week
This one looks more like a "pellet", something regurgitated by an owl. ??
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dsefcik Administrator Posts: 2622
12/21/2012
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Jim (ziphius) wrote:
dsefcik wrote:
Found this fine specimen at Cuyamaca last week This one looks more like a "pellet", something regurgitated by an owl. ?? Could be, it was a pretty big pellet, more like a patty. I have only found smaller pellets but am no expert, I just like scat with bones in it..call me weird I guess..
There is all kinds of wildlife out in Cuyamaca, the deer are everywhere, probably saw 20+ that day I was out. Hawks, Kites, other birds I do not know the names of and oh yeah....the "wild" turkeys....must be hundreds of them running around everywhere. Some of the big open meadows have deer and turkeys just grazing around and people don't seem to bother them to much.
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anutami Posts: 491
7/8/2013
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Not ABDSP, but there is something about finding Marmont Scat at about 13,000ft that only some can appreciate
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