Any idea what this is?

[critter69]

Is the thing in the lower left of that picture a fixed object ? Feed or something. Looks like it’s could be an animal, and those “ horns” are not horns but hair on that animal. Pigs would be my guess if that’s the case.

[BTLowry]

I’m going to go out on a limb and say it’s hogs. I see a hogs butt with a tail that has hair on it. The hair splits into two hairs like a cow lick that makes it look like the others have Ibex horns. Otherwise, that feeder is really tall and those horns are really thin.

I hope you prove me wrong though and shoot a nice exotic!

Makes sense.

[AntlerCollector]

I would believe it’s a pic of hogs before I’d say it’s a sable, gemsbok, or any other exotic

[N.DaWoods]

Oink oink

[Walker]

Small pic on my phone but I sure don't see any hogs.

[Radar]

I count three hogs, the first one is mud covered with part of his tail sticking up.

[Goodfellah]

I think those are pigs

[JDH875]

Great, now we need two cameras at every feeder!

[Cooper]

Oryx

X2.....

[npe001]

My vote is sable for sure.

[SaltwaterSlick]

What a disappointment!! I zoomed the pic and put it on a 65" screen... It's a dang hog's tail swung up in da air for sure...
Drago, I'd go shoot dem suckers outta spite now for messin' wit' ya!!

[reedkj]

Horns look really thin and smooth for an ibex, could it be a cow sable?


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my thoughts

[RedDogOutdoors]

Classic is the dress blue or gold picture, in my eyes its definitely an optical illusion and is going to be some critters hair curling up looking like horns (probably hogs since its black). Hopefully I'm wrong and you are the new owner of some exotics.

[bloodtrail18]

I’m going to go out on a limb and say it’s hogs. I see a hogs butt with a tail that has hair on it. The hair splits into two hairs like a cow lick that makes it look like the others have Ibex horns. Otherwise, that feeder is really tall and those horns are really thin.

I hope you prove me wrong though and shoot a nice exotic!

Bingo!

[Hills of Texas]

Sable