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The age of the track is an issue. There are no score marks from claws so it leans towards a feline, yet the shape of the heel pad says canine. Maybe you found the love child of the mythical 'dogs and cats living together' adage?
 
looks like wolf to me too after sum research found this pic... give you an idea of how it should look clear and fresh

Wolves_img_3.jpg
 
if u compare your two picture u will see your pic that the pads and the back paw prints corner to eachother. in the worlf print it sits slightly in front. i believe u have a cougar print.
 
mountain lions have a distinct 3 lobe rear pad and claws are not visible. the track at the top of the page is a canine.you can see where the claws were and the pads are narrow.
 
Heard a news story just last week where a collared wolf is now in Douglas County and was tracked making it's way there from the Northeast part of the state via Lake County. Seems these things like to move around.
 

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