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everyone can clearly see that this is a bobcat and the first pic is a Mt lion!!!!! this little thing couldn't hurt a fly.

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page 19:Dcan it make 20? heres a good pick of one of them huge Mt lions

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First I'd like to say that when you put the image into a program to edit it, there are no spots on the animal. They are the pixels missing in the picture.

My vote being the expert that I am goes to Buck Gerbil.

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yeah hands down thats a bobcat..we have a few in our area where i hunt..its a big one..;)

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Bobcat is my vote!:eek:

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ORIGINAL: BOWFANATIC

We need one of those emoticons with the guy smashing his head against a brick wall.

Ask and you shall receive.

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OK, its time to put an end to this lunacy. I can't believe all you guys call yourself hunters! ;) I think I've read thru every post, and so far every one of you has been wrong in naming what animal it is. BTW, Hazcon7's blowup on page 9is a real help in figuring this one out.

There are two things in the pic that seem to be throwing everyone for a loop. The first is the front shoulder. It looks like a big muscular catshoulder. Wrong! What is really there is a wooden post or log, about two feet high anda fewinches round. The second thing is the face and mouth. At first glance it looks just like a mountain lion mouth. Wrong! When you look closer, you will see that you really can't seethe mouthat all. There is a big brassica leaf in front of it. It's the reflection off of the leaf that looks like a cougar's mouth.

So what is the animal? Itsa critterthats very common in Pennsylvania. In the winter, its a hairy bastard. In the spring when it sheds or if it has the mange, it can be nearly hairless. Yep, its a red fox. I've seen many foxes in the spring with hairless tails, and its not uncommon for a foxes' tail to get chewed a little short. The real giveaway, however, is in the portion of the face that you CAN see. On the lower jaw, below the eyes/ears and to the left of the brassica leaf, you can make out the white beard/neck of the red fox. Again, and this is real important, DON'T BE FOOLED BY THE POST AND THE LEAF!

Now I think I know why there are so many cougar sightings in PA. :D

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ORIGINAL: Olink

Yep, its a red fox. I've seen many foxes in the spring with hairless tails, and its not uncommon for a foxes' tail to get chewed a little short. The real giveaway, however, is in the portion of the face that you CAN see. On the lower jaw, below the eyes/ears and to the left of the brassica leaf, you can make out the white beard/neck of the red fox. Again, and this is real important, DON'T BE FOOLED BY THE POST AND THE LEAF!

Now I think I know why there are so many cougar sightings in PA. :D

oh my God
please say youre kidding

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Will somebody please go and kill that damn animal! That's what its gonna take to end this thread. I tell myself I won't revisit this thread, then I see there are new posts and its' like I can't help myself.

This thing could end up being more of a problem than crack