Satellite Imagery

So I was thinking a while back that Dogmen are quite big... larger than horses and cattle a lot of times. In most places of the United States it is quite easy to see horses and cattle in satellite imagery now in days and so I thought to myself "hey, if you can see cows, why not Dogmen?" So I began searching the areas that are known for being most abundant. When I would find something suspect I would compare it to imagery of the same area taken the year prior and after to see if the images compared or not. If not then likely it was a living organism. Then I would measure the organism to determine if it had the same values that could be applied to other organisms like cows or sheep or even horses. I've found a lot of suspect things and honestly searching the woods is the most difficult. However, while searching through Northern Wisconsin I found this object. It was very suspect to me and when zoomed in it almost looks like it has very long elongated frontal legs, canine legs in the back and that's it's hunched over almost running on two legs. There are vehicles nearby and a horse as well in which I compared it to the height and length of those and honestly whatever this is, it's massive. I then compared it to previous satellite images and it doesn't appear in any of the other images so either it's an object that looks like an animal that was moved and replaced with a short period of time, or it's a living organism that moved by itself. Does anyone else see what I'm talking about? Also, ignore the name Wereon... that's just what I call them because Dogman, werewolf and all that don't make much sense to me simply because they aren't exactly man or dog nor do they transform like werewolves :/ I simply don't know what to call them really. Location on Google Earth for 2016 images (the downloaded Google Earth pro, not the one on the internet) is  45°29'55.23"N  90°20'39.12"W 

The object that is circular is there in every image no matter the year or month, so I'm fairly certain it's a water well or a trough of some kind.