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Been noticing around the perimeter of the house regularly for the past 6 months. We live in the suburbs outside Minneapolis but w/ a fair amount of forest around.
I just did an image search for baby bear poop. One image looks very similar. Go look if you like. The pic is near the top, maybe 3 rows down depending on your device.
But raccoon scat looks the same in some images. Guess it depends on their recent intake. I think deer, predators like bobcats, lynx etc have a more uniform diet/poop. Raccoons and bears eat everything.
It’s hard to discern the size of this scat. I only thought baby bear because it looks to have seeds or berries in it.
If you find out what it is, I hope you post it!
Last edited by paperwing; 10-13-2019 at 03:57 PM..
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Been noticing around the perimeter of the house regularly for the past 6 months. We live in the suburbs outside Minneapolis but w/ a fair amount of forest around.
That's raccoon scat. The seeds are your clue. And you need to remove it. It is full of harmful bacteria - wouldn't be good if a dog made a meal of that (cuz dogs do stupid things like that).
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