Help Identifying A Footprint

[Longun]

( The OP lists his location as Sanford, Michigan. At present, Michigan has over 500 wolves with the population growing (see my gray wolf link in my post below). Given the large hunting range of gray wolves, I wouldn't be a bit surprised to see wolves in any rural area of central or northern MI. )

Capt Charlie The wolf population is located in the upper peninsula. Up until the spring of 09 there was no documentation of wolfs in the lower. This spring a photo was taken of a lone wolf taking down A deer in the back ground is a nice view of the south end of the mighty Mac. So they are here now.
About 200 miles from Sanford.

Sam as for bear the state opened a season on bear about two years ago in the gladwin distract about 10 miles north of Sanford they are expanding there range & dozens are taken yearly here in Roscommon


Longun

 

[troy_mclure]

ive seen some coon hounds tracks way bigger than those, especialy running at full gallop.

 

[Double Naught Spy]

Also, the softer the ground, the bigger the track tends to look.

 

[dingdong]

Thanks Simonkenton for locating my ex wife who disappeared with all my doe!

 

[James R. Burke]

Dog or yote. Maybe human or bear? No bigfoot.

 

[Huntergirl]

No evidence of dermal ridges. I really don't see toe prints. So not likely a squatch. Prolly a human shoe print and dog prints. Years ago I saw some interesting prints in the Uinta mountains in November. they were definitely barefooted, but small, around 10in prints with what appeared to be dermal ridges. Fairly deep. They were not bear prints. I didn't have a camera, dang it.