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Reply	petethebloke says: This looks like a case for Sherlock Holmes. I fear that you'd need to provide more information before an answer will be forthcoming. Do you have photos of the print itself?  (no votes) Tags: animals, Space, Unidentified, snow, footprints, nature, spacetravel, aliens.
	posted on 2010-08-05 12:51:23 | Report abuse

Reply	JimL says: Perhaps you are assuming that each depression in the snow is just one footprint?  I think it is four prints and a belly--from a hopping rabbit.  I note that the start and end of each depression is a little deeper than the middle. Perhaps the bunny was attracted to that object nearby--it looks like a knife without a blade whose handle is missing.  (no votes) Tags: animals, Space, Unidentified, snow, footprints, nature, spacetravel, aliens.
	posted on 2010-08-05 16:15:27 | Report abuse Reply tcmrbiceps says: Hi, I'm not sure what object you are referring to - if it's the yellow looking thing in the 2nd photograph then that is the corner of the house.  The tennis court in the background is good to show the size of the prints: each one looks about as long as the door to the court (just over 1m long).  (no votes) Tags: animals, Space, Unidentified, snow, footprints, nature, spacetravel, aliens. posted on 2010-08-06 11:56:00 | Report abuse

Reply	StewartH says: There is not any detail of a single print and the prints are not fresh. However, my guess would be a rabit.    (no votes) Tags: animals, Space, Unidentified, snow, footprints, nature, spacetravel, aliens.
	posted on 2010-08-05 18:50:08 | Report abuse Reply tcmrbiceps says: The photographs were taken early in the morning after a night of snow so the prints were pretty fresh, no more than 8 hours old.  (no votes) Tags: animals, Space, Unidentified, snow, footprints, nature, spacetravel, aliens. posted on 2010-08-06 11:57:54 | Report abuse