Visit the Great Sacandaga Lake - The Best Kept Secret in the Adirondacks

In the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains - The Great Sacandaga Lake is close to Saratoga and Lake George!

Great Sacandaga Lake Tracks and Scat

white-tailed deer	black bear	moose	wildlife damage management wilderness college bear-tracker.com - a great site with all kinds of information on trcks and scat - including a blog! Track Quiz for Beginners Identifying tracks Identifying scat Scat Key Scat ID Chart Survival Tips Each member of a mammal family tends to have a similar track pattern distinguished by the pattern of toes, structure of the heel pad, and other characteristics. The first step in track identification is to identify the family. To narrow down the families, first determine which major group of patterns your track belongs to: Four Toes Four Front, Five Hind Five Toes Two Toes (hoofed)
mountain lion	bobcat	lynx
eastern cougar
beaver	weasel	fisher
southern bog lemming	marten	mink
muskrat	woodchuck	raccoon
porcupine	opossum	river otter
squirrel	striped skunk	elk or wapiti
coyote	wolf	fox
chipmonk	snowshoe hare	mouse

courtesy of bowarrowhunting.com
Collectors and Collections
A. Black Bear B. Coyote C. Moose D. Elk E. Mule Deer F. Marmot	G. Bighorn Sheep H. Snowshoe Hare I. Jackrabbit J. Cottontail K. Ptarmigan L. Dusky Grouse	M. Ground Squirrel N. Chickaree O. Woodrat P. Chipmunk Q. Pika R. Little Brown Bat
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