Yep, it definitely favors one
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Another game of what is it. Bobyote?
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I've never seen a weimaraner dog with spots. Maybe it's a Bobdeeryote.
Dog
Hmmmm? 
i talked to my chupacabra friends and it was none of them. then i asked chatgpt, here is what it said:
Thanks for sharing the trail cam photo.
The animal you've circled in red appears to be a **bobcat**. A few identifying features that support this:
* **Size and build**: It has a medium-sized, muscular body and short legs, which are typical of a bobcat.
* **Tail**: The tail is short (a "bobbed" tail), which is where the bobcat gets its name.
* **Spotted coat**: Though faint due to lighting, the fur appears mottled or spotted, especially on the legs, which is characteristic of bobcats.
* **Ear shape**: The ears seem pointed and possibly tufted, another typical feature.
Given your location on the **Pickens/Cherokee county line in Georgia**, bobcats are **native** and fairly common in that region, especially in wooded or semi-rural areas like this.
Let me know if you'd like a comparison or help setting up wildlife identification for more trail cam photos.
Thanks for sharing the trail cam photo.
The animal you've circled in red appears to be a **bobcat**. A few identifying features that support this:
* **Size and build**: It has a medium-sized, muscular body and short legs, which are typical of a bobcat.
* **Tail**: The tail is short (a "bobbed" tail), which is where the bobcat gets its name.
* **Spotted coat**: Though faint due to lighting, the fur appears mottled or spotted, especially on the legs, which is characteristic of bobcats.
* **Ear shape**: The ears seem pointed and possibly tufted, another typical feature.
Given your location on the **Pickens/Cherokee county line in Georgia**, bobcats are **native** and fairly common in that region, especially in wooded or semi-rural areas like this.
Let me know if you'd like a comparison or help setting up wildlife identification for more trail cam photos.
Definitely a dog of some sort, look at the long nose
Spots? My brother in Christ, its from the 90s Gameboy era for pixels it looks like
