Wildlife Quiz - what did this to the tree

[MrJcarlson123]

Cupichabra

[flaffyflaffy]

unicorn



[oohrah1996]

@deerhunter961 yaeh maybe

[primitiveskills]

The tree seems too big, and damage too extensive for a deer rub, so I'm going with hog.

[HunterCook15]

Either a deer or a hog. Hogs love to rub up against trees, and they eventually get worn.

[onexnightxstandx4]

porcupine

[skatepitt]

It wasn't an animal,,,,it was a legless hillbilly!!!!!!!!!!!

[BestTits]

bear

[bamafree]

deer or boar

[fishingmudder]

boar

[crunchyuncle]

i have to guess a deer..

[TheGameOfFlame]

Thats pretty low for a deer. and it hasn't been chewed, so its not a rabbit or squirrel, so its probably a boar

[yopirate23]

i think deer because it was losing its velvet

[mead7118]

boar

[Semael666]

I would guess on a boar...

[Matt8xx]

A big squirrel, they are delicious

[TheChocolateBanana]

I believe that was caused by a Peacock, if I'm not mistaken...

[urvideoizgay]

It's a boar. A big boar. That tree's too big for a buck; they like skinny little pines for scraping and look at the way the grounds trampled down around it.

[OnePickieChickie]

If that was in the Bohemian Grove ............. I'd have to say a politician!

[chris35128]

it does not look like a buck it looks more like a hog scrach

[trapperman9]

I really dont think its a buck, if its tht low off the ground it might be some small game animal u have in the area. Where i live the bucks rubs i see are usually 3 feet off the ground or sometimes 4 feet and the horns wudnt tear up the tree as much as tht animal did to the pine tree. Its to big of a tree for a white tailed deer to rub its horns on.

[coreyfmiller]

I suppose it could be a buck if he was licking something on the ground.

[coreyfmiller]

We dont have wild pigs here in Canada, but im assuming thats what caused this. Never seen one but I know a fair amount about animals...Only thing I can think of is a pig.

[goodguy11991199]

A Texas unicorn.

[rage340]

an arddvark? dont they chew up trees or peck wood or something?

[WOWSERSWILL]

Im 14 but im pretty sure its a buck rub

[KLipneR]

youre 14?! OMG THATS THE COOLEST FUCKING STORY EVER!

[NancyToday]

You must have VERY little deer down there in BIG Texas! Our deer scrape here at about 3-4 feet off the ground. If that was here, it would have been a porcupine that ate the bark off, if it was a red pine or a hemlock.

[catdoc541]

Where do you live and how big are your deer?!

[NancyToday]

Ontario, Canada. Some are bigger than others, of course, but I'd say their ears are 5' high.

[dlvmark]

I first thought it was ligthting. After getting im sure its a hog.

[werb1961]

my mother in law

[sgeary101]

Al Gore

[Kylef7735]

im guessing a pig

but there wasnt any mud so it might not be

[DocSurvival101]

Whitetail buck, but I have no clue why he whould scrape on the side of a pine tree. Usualy they know better because it get's their horns all sticky and sappy, one dumb buck "their the best eating!" lol great video 5*'s

[ThoTrav]

i am guessing a whitetail buck. but actually havent a clue...when is he going to tell us?

[joedeerta]

whitetail buck

[tripwire1000]

ask some more questions please i have all the answers

[tripwire1000]

a man that overdosed on viagra that had to get some releif

[GimpingMan]

Im going to guess a Boar. I thought Deer only make the rubs to remove the velvet on the antlers during the spring. This video was taken in October.

Im guessing a Boar but I do not see any rooting near the tree. When or where do we get the answer from?

[RYANFROMWALES]

im pritty sure its a elaphant,lion or puppy dog

[millnash12]

pretty sure its a hog... those little bastards are everywhere where i live

[redneckjwillo]

a buck cuting new antlers

[1mrgasgas1]

A beaver with dull teeth ....

just kidding , whitetail buck , around here they usally pick on smaller trees ...

[tornaka]

A javelina?

[nyturkeyduster]

whitetail buck

[vagitoe]

I would say deer, but it looks a little too low. Also, you live in Texas, right?

Then I am going to guess la chupacabra.

[loslonelygirls]

Yeah..........me to. lol

peace

[themunster2]

grizzly bear

[rico630]

boar. i livee in cali and see that all the time.

[heyman20010]

Hog. No doubt about it. See it all the time in Fl.

[101myname3]

too low for a deer so my guess is............... my wife deffanitly. she realy fucked that tree up dude.

[HiCapacity]

Boar

[tripwire1000]

also where i live bears will bite sapplings into usually about 5 to 6 foot up off the ground they will chew the bark and break into it usally just before the breakinin point of the sappling where i live if you starve to death it is your own fought all you need is a mullet rifle/canepole or a .22 rifle i can guarantee i will have you something to eat in 1 hour or set out traps i am so blessed by god to be living in an area surrounded by nothing but hunting clubs i live in the middle of 7 clubs

[tripwire1000]

deer will rub pine trees but usally will not go that low if it was a deer i would love to hunt that big one also look for another rub on another tree nearby look for a rub line this would tell you the dominate derection of travel from a deer if it was made frome a deer look for inner bark to be curlled up like shaveings off of a wood plane that is an old hog rub pour old motor oil on it they love it beleive me where i hunt you can shake a metal can full of corn they will come a runnin for it

[municsscareme]

boar

[tripwire1000]

piney woods rooter that is what it looks like here in my neck of the woods here in n,e, florida near georgia also look for droppings and hair stuck in the bark

[karl9x]

Land shark

[deerslayer36606]

i would say thats a deer but it's on a pine tree. so i would have to say a hog.

[VirginiaYank8675]

All i would know is that a deer did it. We dont have wild hogs or many bears here in central Va. So I have never seen what a hog or a bear can do to a tree xD

[deroark]

Beaver? When do you give the answers?

[1NWOMD]

Wild boar

[rchester1943]

Deer, scraping velvet off his antlers

[tailgatethedipper]

hog rub right there. find them all the time here in northeast FL. (jax) my guess would be a 4-6yr hog. probally a boar. rubbin to get the sap on his back to keep the bugs off him. that rub right there is old and i mean OLD. it takes sap a good while to hared into amber like that. they will also rub there cutters (tusk) on it to mark territory. looks to be a month old. so here is my quess. a 1 month old hog rub from a 4-6yr old hog. probally a bor. sows do it also.

[Roboflux]

piggy

[spiralreplicator]

I agree w, tailgate used to see the same signs in the green swamp west of disney world bout 12 miles out. also in the pine flats a little further out. Bug repellant? I guess, pig lice are huge and armored. Ive seen pigs so covered on their backs it looks like scales.

[birdhunter67]

Michelle Obama rubbed on the tree

[youmantube22]

thats a deer rub and scrape. Bucks do this in the rut to attract females and strengthen their neck.

[tailgatethedipper]

bucks use little saplings to rub. they dont use trees that big.

[LaneMaddox00]

a buck deer rubing its horns

[GalaxySmith18]

bear? it s a good educational guess, i guess.

[babymac9]

could have been a deer

[Grizzlydip93]

that would be a wild pig :)

[Loriraeb2]

were there any clues? Tracks or droppings? Hard to tell by the video alone.

[basszack]

pig.

[CardsDefense]

Barack Obama

[basszack]

the elusive obama stands to tall to make that rub and doesn't have the strength.now if you look closely you will see no teeth marks which is a dead give away that their is a wild bwany fwank on the loose! men watch your back sides!!

[fatalityproductionsz]

bear or a buck

[MaximumDensity1]

a hog

[johnwilsonriley]

A Buck?

[skateatburners]

i guess wild pig

[survivalofone]

Probably a feral boar.

[blauwepiet]

treehugger

[wmp89]

hog, most bucks don't rub pine trees due to sap.

[PittRules55]

wild hog

[josh91w]

Wild teenager.

[appy234]

im going to say a buck because their is also a scrape at the bottom of the tree

[akpsyco47]

ManbearPig ......

[akpsyco47]

Manbear-pig

[jstrunck]

Must have been a East Texas Booger Bear! Naw, just bullcornin' ya! Seriously, I think may have been a Feral hog.

Lemme Know,

John

[windexfighter77]

Paris Hiltons vagina

[nightshade7206]

I am gonna say a deer.

[KLipneR]

wild hog

[08EJH79]

Prong horn

[08EJH79]

Bear or beaver

[dutchtrader]

Chupacabra rub man! No, lol. It's similar to a buck rub... but wrong... not many hunters on here, lol. Bucks rub their velvet in the spring ... this rub is recent - October 09. This is most likely a razor back rub, as it is only abt 18 inches off the ground (abt shoulder height). Too bad you couldn't close up on the ground scrapes or see if there were any hair/fur in the bark... I vote razor back. Or badger... though I've never actually known them to do that?

[Buckhead1959]

Dutch...buck loose their velvet in the fall. In S.C. it is around Sept. 10th or so. The antlers are still growing in the spring.

[GlockAnimal]

Too low for a Deer I think What about a big Wild Hog ?

[onenblue]

Buck Rubbing

[PittRules55]

bucks use small saplings not large trees.

[RemMan700]

Deer... Second guess is a gerbil.

[onenblue]

Buck Rubbing

[eightwillwontcannot]

i would say a buck

[merlinofozark]

It is hard to tell with a hog if its newer the tree will likely be dirty from dry mud on the hog if there is any water in the area.

[btigtime2]

Winch on a jeep CJ-7.... Nothing else could get there.

[salebowwow]

Deer rubbing it's antlers, getting the velvet off.

[bucki58]

Horny slut

[evad001]

Porcupine

[911feltner911]

buck

[AirForce194]

I would say either Deer or maybe Hog

[mccormickchainsaw]

buck rub

[TheScottishPatriot]

Tempted to say... Wild Hog.

[monkeyjemik]

buck/deer

[ivageivage]

interesting

[geok85]

Yes, it was a deer.

[gamimenaki]

deer?

[thehilitereel]

The homeless man without any toilet paper..

Ouch.

[aimsuxdoggydills]

Chupacabra.

[MaxPower30au]

A wombat thats really lost and trying to make its way back to Australia~! clever little bastards~!

[dawg1157]

it has to be a hog. unless it's a really short deer, it's only 18 inches off the ground.

[ohhyeahzulu]

i like the BIGFOOT comment lol. it was a wild hog

[MadBadVoodo]

Buck...

5/5

[DAV19800]

bigfoot. end of discussion.

[martykean1967]

A camper did it! Pine bark makes excellent toilet paper in a pinch! LOL!!!

[pk066392]

hogs dont eat pine trees

[CRFmxracer]

that right ther is a buck deer right the boy by gosh i reckon im right

[thanson77]

My ex wife.

[godsend420]

hog i think deer dont like the sap or w/e

but im not in tx

[BEAR3OOlbs]

Too far around the tree to me a deer, I would say a wild hog but they don't live around me so I can't be sure.

[saltysuzuki25]

It looks like the chupacabra lives around there! It more than likely was a hog due to the height of the rubbings and mud that was on the tree that i could see.

[MADLOVEPRODUCTIONS]

OR PRONGHORN

[MADLOVEPRODUCTIONS]

ELK

[xBARNES187x]

texas- hogzilla

[47Indigo47]

I say its a deer. When do you give the answer to your quizzes?

[veritasfiles]

It'd have to be deer. You don't have Jaguar that far north, and it's too low for them. Same goes for bear. So I'd have to say that it's a deer.

[paintdemon69]

normally id say a deer, but its a little low to the ground. and it goes all the way around the tree. my best geuss is a deer. its that time of year

[jpcox23]

buck

[biglou250]

Mexicans?

[buckfever90]

Whitetail Deer

[xBARNES187x]

HOG!!!!!!!!!!!!!- east texas deer are tiny

[pk066392]

whitetail buck, marking his territory and rubbing the velvet off of his antlers

[evillutionskate]

Feral pigs?

[Dmajorproductions]

its deer isnt it?

[carveawoodeneye]

black people steeling bark to put on their christmas tree?

[cory8791]

i would say a hog do you have bear in east texas?

[TRU2myHEART]

beaver??

[KCDZfilms]

deer

[FabioCrow07770]

an itchy Midget

[greencube]

Deer?

[NWOIS666]

barach obama ?? lmbo

[blueghist]

Feral Hog : )

[smackied765]

It is a buck(deer) rubbing on the tree, we have that here too, in fact on a scouting trip to day i found a small grove of sapplings and a few pines that had been rubbed in the last 2 days

[Lillredneck]

Horny buck.

[bedbug1968]

Usually dont see the white tail doing that to a pine tree. by the size of the tree he must be the size of a moose.

Other then tat I would say YETI. lol. j/k

[buttmilk]

OMG is manbearpig!!!

[navyseal205]

its a bear

[MrRunningwolfe]

Uh, it looks like Yule Gibbons visited here.

Naw, serious though it is either a wild hog, or porcupine ?

[Aracuru]

A hog?

[inomyguns12345678910]

samsquanch

[megasimon999]

Feral hog

[cheese22092]

a bear sctratching its ass on the tree

[qwerty5k]

pygmy sasquatch.

[stelth1hunter2]

wow oviously white tale

[EconoChallenge]

A weekend warrior with an axe. What do we win?

[jonrjm]

Without seeing tracks I would say it could be a hog rubbing the tree...then again might be a deer rub but kind of deep and large.

[marviepet]

bear?

[Frequencitee]

Japanese Beatle

[RushtonPippin]

Thats what i was thinking, a Whitetail Buck

[CoolConejo]

Obviously it was bigfoot.

[lsutigers1010]

hog ?

[lifedelay]

whitetail?

[xtreamredneck707]

whitetail (buck) deer

[tank52r]

I thinks its a Hog, because in another video I saw of yours you mentioned that deer do not like to rub their antlers on trees that have sap, and that tree looks like it has sap

[kd7one]

With marks that low, I am guessing one of the 7 dwarfs called Bucky

[briancraig81]

coyote

[strawman007]

Looks like the work of a buck. Most probably a mule buck (deer)

[sedargo77]

a deer rubbing it's antlers or a boar rubbing his big teeth horns

[trittg69]

boar

[veedub717]

Moose

[dasgemuse]

there are no moose in Texas

[Jurkowski1987]

Moose are only found in the northern most states in the US......not in texas

Porcupines do that ;)