The print pictured here is of a snowshoe hare, commonly seen in Boulder mountains. This hare hops with back feet forward and smaller rounder feet behind. Front foot shows metatarsal pad and claws and is square in shape. Back foot looks very human-like. Both have five toes.
Little toe is on inside.
Raccoon toes are long, finger-like and bulbous on the end. These are nocturnal animals that leave easily identifiable prints for the next day. Tracks show four toes without claws, appear rounder or wider than long and have two lobes on front of pad. Size varies according to species - adult mountain lion print is about 3.5 inches long, bobcat is about 2 inches. The Daily Camera.