Trail Cam image mystery

[pirogue]

What’s up with this trail cam pic? The deer is quite a distance from the camera, and although I enlarged the HD request, it’s as sharp as I can get. The camera has never produced a glitch before. Can you envision an albino coyote latched on, since you see what may appear to be its legs and bushy tail, but momentum of a running deer wouldn’t have a coyote in that position, unless the deer stopped abruptly, and it swung the coyote forward. What you think?

 

[va_to_co]

All I see is two right hindquarters (and two heads), indicating two deer, one behind the other. And they're both flagging, hence the extra large white display.

 

[Huntin Fool]

Yep definitely two deer running away, not sure where the mystery is

 

[Habitat#1]

it's 2 deer

 

[MuleyFever]

I see 2 deer

 

[Wheels]

Might be a yeti climbing out of the closest deers rear end.

 

[Pwb199]

Definitely 2 deer, one slightly closer and angled differently than the other

 

[pirogue]

I agree 2 deer, with the nearest deer running more across, than away. Still a lot of white.

 

[Sawitrightoff]

I agree with a lot more white than two tail undersides.

 

[rookieforever33]

The closer deer is angled farther away, not crossing, showing more white. Dont judge a big booty doe that way.

 

[Steve300xcw]

Its 2 deer..

 

[ShakoMako]

Agree with everyone else. Two deer, tails merged in the photo. Neat pic.

 

[EdP]

Pirogue don't know how many feet a deer has.

 

[pirogue]

Pirogue don't know how many feet a deer has.

That’s funny. But since you refer to elk(movie quip), there is enough white in the image to portray 2 deer, both having a white rump patch, proportional in size to the lighter colored rump patch of an elk. Seen standing or running, the only white on a deer is the underside of tail.