Offline
So I just got back from a trip and noticed these prints on my car. At first I thought it could be from my hands, but the left most imprint on the first picture definitely does not look human.
The two pictures are both from the hood of my car, on opposite sides. It's a single print on either side. The positioning of them is almost as if an animal had hugged the front of my car (one single print on either side of the hood).
Anyone have any idea? Is it bear? I spot 4 imprints in the first picture and 3 in the second.
Offline
looks like a t-rex print
Offline
Classic case of a Wendigo.
Offline
I'm on Team Wendigo on this one. Some lonely Wendigo was wandering around and confused your car for a long-lost friend; tried for a hug before realizing their mistake.
Offline
Thank you for all of the serious responses so far.
I’m assuming it doesn’t look anything animal related, hence all the sarcasm
Thread StarterOffline
Water drips from a tree from condensation ?. Im guessing water drops off a tree pooling and then running down a little
Offline
Was Hardcore wrote:
Water drips from a tree from condensation ?. Im guessing water drops off a tree pooling and then running down a little
Thanks for an actual response 
I wasn’t parked near any trees though
Thread StarterOffline
My humorous guess wasn't because I don't think it looks like an animal! Rather, I have no idea what it could be!!!!
I do like the idea of a lonely wendigo looking for a hug. I hope they found a friend. 
Offline
That actually makes a lot of sense about the dead bugs/insects on the grill, that’s probably what happened. You might be right about the raccoon also, I still can’t really make it out well enough to match, but a raccoon would make sense.
Either way, it’s a good example of why you shouldn’t leave any food in your car while you trip... a raccoon might not do too much damage, but I definitely wouldn’t want a curious bear clawing around!
Thread StarterOffline
That actually makes a lot of sense about the dead bugs/insects on the grill, that’s probably what happened. You might be right about the raccoon also, I still can’t really make it out well enough to match, but a raccoon would make sense.
Either way, it’s a good example of why you shouldn’t leave any food in your car while you trip... a raccoon might not do too much damage, but I definitely wouldn’t want a curious bear clawing around!
I remember reading a trip report on here quite some time ago where someone did a backpacking trip out of the Highway 60 access for the Western Uplands trail and when they got back there were definitive bear tracks on the hood of his car.. no damage though thankfully.
1 of 1