Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: Marc St Louis on March 19, 2018, 09:22:29 am
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Here is something we don't see around here very often. In fact I have only seen another set like this in the mud some 40 years ago. I've put my hand print in the snow for size reference
(https://i.imgur.com/RvAUKMB.jpg)
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Cougar or lynx....
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Lynx or Bobcat ?
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It's a Lynx and the tracks are a couple days old
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The tracks look very close together. Do lynx not put their back foot in the front pawprint? I know nothing about tracks.
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Wow. That's so cool Marc. Those cats are stunning. Stealthy too if you haven't even seen tracks for 40 years.
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That’s awesome to find! I love tracking and always enjoy trailing a cat track. No Lynx in my area but they have a program on the coast that tracks em in the north cascades all winter.
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They were pretty well trapped out of existence around here years ago. Nice to see there's at least 1 around
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We have a re-intro program going in the high country that is apparently suceeding well, the population is growing as expected. Highly protected, though!
Hawkdancer
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I don't really like house cats all that much but I do
like wild cats a lot. Cool photo Marc. I bet he is after
your bunnies.
Zuma
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I don't really like house cats all that much but I do
like wild cats a lot. Cool photo Marc. I bet he is after
your bunnies.
Zuma
I'm like Zuma. They say we don't have them around here and Ive never seen them but I have seen some trail camera pictures that sure look like em though. Thought that was house cat and kids hand print pictures at first Marc
Bjrogg
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I would love to see one in the wild.
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I'd want my camera ready to prove it, too!
Hawkdancer
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Good observation Marc.You got the bigger kittys up there.Beautiful animal I'm sure!!After your snowshoe hares.
After fresh snows here I occasionally see bobcat tracks here in southern Iowa.Usually during bitterly cold times mostly and in areas cottontails are frequent,but a cat here will roam quite a ways.Love being in the woods at those times.
During bitterly cold times here only things that move much are bunnies/deer/coyotes/and cats.Everything is hungry then.We have occasional mountain lions here but hav'nt seen a track of one of those yet.Others have though and even sightings too.
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We have occasional mountain lions here but hav'nt seen a track of one of those yet.Others have though and even sightings too.
We're seeing more and more cougars in Eastern North Dakota. If I remember, and as not to steal too much thunder from Marc's post I'll make a new post, I can tell the tale of how my first bow deer (which was this fall!) was gnawed on by a cougar!