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What do you think this is
- Thread starter RodJohnson
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It does look like bobcat in size. the tail is hard to see, but if you get a second pic that anatomy will help a lot.
Well...offhand chance it’s a juvenile lion I suppose. I’m stoked to see more pics if they come in, either way.
Looks like white behind the ear with black tip? I’d say bobcat.
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Adult Bobcat, based on location and @Duke71790 analysis of the pixelated ear tips.
I’m not from the area. How common would it be to see a cougar?
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A cougar would be pretty uncommon to see regardless of geography, just because the species does better in lower population density. I’m pretty much convinced that this is a bobcat as well. If seeing cougars gets to be “common”, there’s almost as big of a problem as if they were in danger of extinction, from an ecological standpoint.
Any given Fri-Sat night theres 1 or 2 cougars prowling around the bar up the road from my house.....
What diameter logs are those in front of the kitty...?
Seems one could use them for size reference to judge size of said kitty..?!?!?
Seems one could use them for size reference to judge size of said kitty..?!?!?
