How to identify an animal

[Oldbloke]

Looks like a cherry ballart. Not sure if roos eat it but goats eat almost anything that grows out of dirt! Sambar like them too.

[Franky]

Try one of these works well for the beginner.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/like/2012530 ... 107&chn=ps

[joker]

??

[pomemax]

Easy as this thread Pork has crackling lamb is in a Carroll cow(steak) has chips and egg and deer in in a wellington
all done and dusted

[Oldbloke]

What size? Looks like wombat.

[joker]

didnt have the mitsubishs trition keys to use for comparison lol

they werent to small, maybe a 2-3 cm

[rsj223]

didnt have the mitsubishs trition keys to use for comparison lol

they werent to small, maybe a 2-3 cm

What it's not a Mitsi

[joker]

not this time rsj

[Norton]

deer in in a wellington

Never had a venison welly but that sounds great.

[pomemax]

Never had a venison welly but that sounds great.

http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/7660 ... wellington

[Franky]

I was out the back last weekend and would like to know if someone can help me identify this animal?
It has left no tracks or scat and hasn't left anything visible in the paddock in fact there are more than just one and it has me confussed I think I've narrowed it down to one of 2 types of animal can you help???

Is this a Lama or a alpaca

Cheers Guys

[tom604]

a pic of a dead one would help in the id leaning towards a panther

[Monty]

Venison & wild mushroom Wellington

Yes please.