What the crap?

So was out at the weekend looking for deer and or chamois. Saw a few of the latter but no shots fired. I did however come across some strange looking crap that I hadn't seen before and was hoping someone on here could tell me what left it? I'm not an expert on crap but fairly sure not from deer or chamois. See the photos below. And I'm pretty sure there were no yetis/abominable snowmen or any other mythical creatures in the hills. Like I said not seen it before and would like to know what it is. Also a photo of what looks like dug up ground. When I was out there had a thought could possibly be from a pig but 1, I've never seen a wild pig before and 2, don't think there are any in that area.

Cheers

Moose? lol
Id say Pig mate

Pig shit mate .

Definitely Pig. Positive ID 100%

Big pig, worthy of a bullet if you can catch up with it.

Cheers guys, learn something new everyday. Now i should go back and try and find them i suppose

Good pig, shit and rooting. For sure mate

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Cheech and Chong are the go to for shit identification.

bloody freedom campers.....

Sorry that was my dog that has alzheimer's!
Poor sod digs a hole craps beside the hole:O_O: but the look on his face when he turns around and finds the shit next to the hole is like:wtfsmilie: who put that there:O_O::O_O::XD:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jfri6XXYENY

^ Hahahahah

Don't laugh at the pig truffle clip you guys. In all seriousness that is a test that 'Big Red' should apply to age the next droppings he finds - al dente = fresh and pig is close. Al dente + warm = just ahead close the bolt

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Arr but your test is flawed unless you are hunting pig,s that appear to be eating pasta , true test would be grass , fern roots , worms & lizards for the canty pigs & dead sheep for good measure ,I reckon the hardest crap to determine age is when they are feeding on rosehip berrys ..big red sloppy crap .

Not pasta actually but eggs and bread. To be fair Boaraxa this would certainly produce a dropping indistinguishable from a meal of egg fetucini (spelling?). In my experience true skill and versatility in applying the el-dente test in a field situation comes from testing droppings produced from all type of diets.