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HikerBob
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I recall a few threads talking about Bobcats a while back.
A co-worker snapped this cat in Westhampton, Western MA a few days ago...
A co-worker snapped this cat in Westhampton, Western MA a few days ago...
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Jay H
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Cool. Thanks for the great shot. You can just make out the little stubby tail.
All together now... Awwwwwww
Jay
All together now... Awwwwwww
Jay
Jim lombard
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Nice picture, I recall seeing one that a hunter had shot up in Washington county Maine that was over 50lbs!
KenC
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Very cool Bob!!
I've been trying to get a decent pic of a couple of Cayote's that frequent our area almost daily. There out very early and seem to stay just far enough away to prevent a decent photo. I've nick named them "Willey" and "Shadow" as the names fit their ability stay out of camera range.
I've been trying to get a decent pic of a couple of Cayote's that frequent our area almost daily. There out very early and seem to stay just far enough away to prevent a decent photo. I've nick named them "Willey" and "Shadow" as the names fit their ability stay out of camera range.
woodstrider
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Bobcat Pix
Is that someones pet in his mouth?
Is that someones pet in his mouth?
Flatlander_SG
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HikerBob....
Wow! Thanks for sharing that great photo.
I live a couple of miles from Mt. Wachusett (MA) and hike there almost daily. Sometimes my hiking buddy, a Golden Retriever named Summit, gets spooked while on the trail and won't take another step. When this happens, I usually follow her instincts and go back the way I came, even though I have no idea what she sees or senses. Next time this happens, I won't just look around...I will look up!
Wow! Thanks for sharing that great photo.
I live a couple of miles from Mt. Wachusett (MA) and hike there almost daily. Sometimes my hiking buddy, a Golden Retriever named Summit, gets spooked while on the trail and won't take another step. When this happens, I usually follow her instincts and go back the way I came, even though I have no idea what she sees or senses. Next time this happens, I won't just look around...I will look up!
