Maybe that's why it was such a good price

well it's gnot a gnoblin

They are in on it

although they only make up 13% of mythical creatures, they commit 33% of all rape

Follow prints

Gnomes, despite being 2% of the humanoid population, subsidize the importation of 50% of goblins

They go into someone else's yard and I didn't want to be weird like that >.>

I’d say those tracks look more akin to the Elfis keeblar

couldn't find a gnome. Settled for a clown

El Goblino

Googles “what do Jewish footprints look like”

It’s the 56% people

hooves?

Send a Sasquatch to clear out gnomes

@dillontheplumber LOL

Good night man

Ohhh beauuutiful for spaaacious skies

G'night, sleep tight, don't let the skinwalkers bite

^^

Goodnight to our beloved professor

Not kidding though the footprints freaked me out a little, I don't have experience in that area. Four-legged animals should display a different pattern, I would think.

Depends man

@Nemets I aspire to have an autistic level of knowledge of immigration facts

Like mule deer hop

Vs white tails run

I blame a walking bear

@wolfwood Many quadrepeds step in their own tracks

I’d imagine the two would look different so it may be the same with other little critters

When animals walk through snow sometimes they just get stuck in the pattern of the first two feet so they don’t have to break more trail

Following the trail there weren't any instances of the pattern breaking, like missteps

It was a consistent 1,2,1,2

Did you take a picture

If ur on a reservation it could be a 3 legged dog

Spooky

@Jordan - MD scroll up a bit

watch a cat walk in deep snow sometime

That was I was thinking a cat

Yeah that's what I thought of too, a cat taking really dainty steps

@wolfwood so the steps were small?

Still a freaky result looking like a baby walked thru my yard

isnt MT montana? I would assume its a deer