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Grizzly bear
shoulder hump
short round ears
dished facial profile (face dips)
long straight claws (3-4 inches)
inline toes


Black bear
no shoulder humo
straight facial profile
tall pointed ears
short curved claw (1-2 inches)
toes not inline


Male mountain lion
larger, black ring around p***s sheath, tracks typically 4-5 inches long, stride of 40+ inches


Female mountain lion
smaller, no dark circle patch on butt, tracks only 3 inches long, stride less than 40 inches

Immature mountain lion
spots on hind legs and barring on the front legs


Male antelope (pronghorn)
buck
native
big game
males have a black cheek patch and have larger and more distinguished horns than females


Female antelope (pronghorn)
does
native
big game
no black cheek patch and short horns only about 4 inches


Whitetail deer
buck or doe
big game
smaller overall, shorter round ears, long tail entirely white on bottom, face mostly brown with white only around nose


Mule deer
buck or doe
big game
overall bigger and taller/wider racks, larger pointed ears, short tail with white and a black tip, face mostly white,


Male elk
native
big game
bull
males are larger, darker colored, and have a thick mane, only makes grow antlers


Female elk
native
big game
cows
juveniles = calves
females are smaller, lighter colored, and have a much thinner mane, no antlers


Male bighorn sheep
native
big game
rams
males have large, thick curling horns that grow throughout their lives


Female bighorn sheep
native
big game
ewes
juveniles = lambs
females have smaller, thin curving horns


Male moose
native
big game
bulls
larger, only males grow antlers


Female moose
native
big game
cows
juvenile = calves
smaller, no antlers, white patch near butt


Male mountain goat
big game
billy
larger, horns are thicker at the base than females and sweep back uniformly


Female mountain goat
big game
nanny
smaller, horns are relatively thinner at the base and go straight up and then back


Gray wolf
native
big game
males larger than females, can look black


Cottontail rabbit


Red squirrel and grey squirrel


fox squirrel


Snowshoe hare


American badger

Bobcat

Pacific marten

American mink


Muskrat


Long-tailed weasel
Short-tailed weasel
