In snow, opossum tracks can be difficult to distinguish from other small mammal tracks. However, opossum tracks are generally smaller than raccoon tracks and have a distinctive shape. The hind feet resemble a human hand, and the front feet have an opposable thumb, which makes the track look like a small handprint.. A good set of opossum tracks. These are the prints of the left hind and left front paws. Notice the large opposable thumb on the hind track, which is the lower one. A nice front opossum track in snow. Photo donated. (Thank you!) A pair of opossum tracks in snow.

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Opossum tracks are easily recognizable. Each foot has five toes and their opposable thumb makes for a unique print that resembles a human thumb. If an opossum is on your property you will likely see tracks along deck railings, downspouts, trees and other structures. Opossums will use these areas to gain entry to your home or find food.. Opossum tracks are very recognizable, since each foot has five toes and the rear tracks look like those of an infant child. This human resemblance is because the inner toe of each hind foot is opposable like a human thumb. Front prints are around two inches in diameter while hind prints are moderately larger. They are commonly found in the snow.