https://www.foothillpest.com/technical-pages/vertebrate-control-and-exclusion/mammal-tracks/
Any idea what made these tracks? Tuolumne County, California.
Mammal track id
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Size 10 boots on the left, Virginia opossum on the right, as an educated guess. / Charles Hood
https://www.foothillpest.com/technical-pages/vertebrate-control-and-exclusion/opossum-tracks/
Thanks! I credited you for the id.