Bobcat, Lynx, or something else????
#22
I from the northeast also and it looks like a Canadian Lynx as the tail is to long for a Bobcat and to short for a Mountain Lion. Also in the top photo
it appears to have a short wide mouth. The dark spots on the ears would
be common if a better photo on the back of the ears could be seen. I
believe that with a better shot it would show the butterfly markings that
are common on both the Bobcat and the Canadian Lynx. So a Canadian
Lynx and that is my take on this.
it appears to have a short wide mouth. The dark spots on the ears would
be common if a better photo on the back of the ears could be seen. I
believe that with a better shot it would show the butterfly markings that
are common on both the Bobcat and the Canadian Lynx. So a Canadian
Lynx and that is my take on this.
#25
Joined: May 2003
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From: Florida
hmm, well if it came by there frequently maybe you should put a bullet in it and find out? haha its a nice looking cat but maybe its a hybrid? what are the rules regarding shooting a hybrid? check the books before you shoot.
#28
Bobcat. You can see white at the tip of the tail and underneath.


