You have been on here long enough to know Bluebird is an expert at everything when it comes to having a PAGC stat or report to quote. Here he does not and it is apparent he is limited when having to rely on his own common sense to start an argument. I explained to him the weather conditions and apparently he is also an erosion expert as well as a meteorologist (which explains why he is wrong once again). The day before I hunted the area the temperature was warming up and the area where this pic was taken is in a hollow next to a creek and it is swampy there. That day (before I hunted) was when I believe thetire tracks were made.The paw prints could have been made later in the day or earlier the morning we hunted. The day we hunted there the ground was soft and it was warmer still. My 60 pound shorthair made tracks in the same terrain and his prints were also deep and very distinguished on this "compacted soil". Common sense dictates an object of a smaller surface area will make a more pronounced impression in soil than an object much heavier with a greater surface area spreading the weight over a wider surface. But, Mr. Agricultural Farm Equipment Tire Expert and Expert Scout Tracker knows exactly what the conditions were the day the pic was taken without ever stepping foot within miles of the area. Amazing! Don't waste your time debating with him, it's no use.