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9:44a, 11/12/25
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This is a view from a camera mounted on our back fence in a newish suburban neighborhood. The easement passes through some semi-rural areas to our south so big cats and other interesting critters aren't uncommon but this thing is the largest yet.

ETA: Galveston County, 6' cedar fence. Clips are 8 minutes apart.


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9:46a, 11/12/25
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Knowing where you live would probably be helpful.
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In reply to aggie_wes • 9:49a, 11/12/25
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aggie_wes said:
Knowing where you live would probably be helpful.
Galveston County. My Wife is from Canada and exclaimed there's a moose on the loose. LOL.
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10:17a, 11/12/25
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Appears to be an optical illusion. A tailless cat walking on the fence rail and not the ground.
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