I swear every time I see this thread pop up in "new posts" I think it says "Bodys Here" ... YIKES!!
I'm thinking this would be a good guess. Most I've seen are much smaller(younger) than this one. This is a mature female I believe. When I put the eye on her the other day, I could see a little lower belly sag where the milk sack would be.
Anyone on here every got a bobcat or 'yote with a bow? Seems like that would take some real serious skill....
Well, word on the street (and in deer camp) is that Dennis has been hittin the gym hard!
Well, word on the street (and in deer camp) is that Dennis has been hittin the gym hard!
Anyone on here every got a bobcat or 'yote with a bow? Seems like that would take some real serious skill....
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I've taken one with the .45ACP, 1911, in another thread.
Here is a pic of the cat from yesterday.
I have a full grown kitty or two in the city and I enjoy watching him or her walk thru the yard and give me no heed. Last week the cat came into the yard and grabbed a full grown sun flowered fattened fox squirrel from under the bird feeder killed it and walked off with squirrel in mouth. My daughter who is a veterinarian watched in horror and declared this was horrible. I thought it was neat and would loved to have shot some video of it happening.
I saw one on Monday in my treestand, looked a little smaller than the one dennis has posted. I might try and get him once season opens.
I haven't seen one that color.... I only see grey spotted bobbies. I was hunting last week and a young one came within 18-20yards of me.
I have a pic I took from my phone of him when he was drinking from a puddle.
And shortly before that a yote with tried crossing our trail 3 separate times. (75-85 yards in distance) he looked directly at me each time checking my position.
I have a pic I took from my phone of him when he was drinking from a puddle.
And shortly before that a yote with tried crossing our trail 3 separate times. (75-85 yards in distance) he looked directly at me each time checking my position.
Yes I had it mounted, and actually recovered the bullet. the cat was directly under my stand.
Cat skin is extremely flexible, so when shot, the bullet hit the cat, and impacted the ground underneath without breaking the skin in the belly. I cut the bullet out.
That is a big cat for sure. That's awesome you took that other cat with the 1911.
