Bobcats, where I trap, are not plentiful. I get a few every year in coyote snares. Too, when I'm wolf trapping in the summers to put on radio-collars, I get a few bobcats. For me, they are an added bonus on a mixed-species line.


This was a big, adult tom, waiting for me in a snare. Unlike most bobcats, I remember the meat from this guy was "musky" and not all that good to eat. Usually, in my opinion, they're delicious.



This one was unhurt in the MB750 wolf trap, and released. Sure had beautiful spotting.



Typical, north Idaho washed-out reddish bobcat.



I thought this a nice portrait of an Idaho bobcat.

Gulo The picture of e second one is a remarkable marked kitty On a smilar subject I once saw a bumper sticker that read Big cats can kill but a little cat never hurt anyone Well that is almost what it said ?? In the case of the one you have in the second picture I would certainly think that cat has killer spots

A few WY cats .
That one you turned loose was a dandy.

Good lookin cats! Easily my fav species to trap and market!

The flash went off and this guys eyes were blue green as any pool in the hill country

Let these two go at the end of January, matched set. Before they got to the cage they had killed and ate a cottontail.

I choked down this kitten to release it and then got my phone to take the pic after it had awaken. Within 3 seconds of taking this pic the little turd chased me back to my pick up!

That's funny

Western Cascades at about 2000 ft

A PA bobcat caught and released a week before the season opener.

One of my favorite cat pictures......

Lazarus I would have a bit of a problem in your country at first, here in Pa I complain about the rocks but we have trees too. Your photos show a baren landscape to me. And here is another to be released bobcat from Pa, caught in season but already used up my one and only tag.....jk

A couple real nice Oklahoma toms.