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Bobcat Comes to Visit
- Thread starter martin08
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Wow- very cool!
Monadnock
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Yeah ...pretty neat. I haven't seen one of those in-the-woods around here (north central MA/southwest NH) since I was a kid. It looks like a healthy specimen for sure.
Down in MA off of 31/119 (technically I don't know if that's Ashby or Townsend) at the back edge of Pearl State Park and the Willard Brook area, there were some that occupied the cliffs. A couple of small brooks run through the area ...my friends and I used to fish for native Brookies there and spot the cats quite frequently.
I always get a 'spark' of pleasure when I see photos of the animals that stalk or walk our woods.
Further north ...as an adult, I have had occasion to see the cats. When vacationing, about an hour north of Montreal, I must have spotted a dozen of them (probably the same three or four) over a couple of days.
Down in MA off of 31/119 (technically I don't know if that's Ashby or Townsend) at the back edge of Pearl State Park and the Willard Brook area, there were some that occupied the cliffs. A couple of small brooks run through the area ...my friends and I used to fish for native Brookies there and spot the cats quite frequently.
I always get a 'spark' of pleasure when I see photos of the animals that stalk or walk our woods.
Further north ...as an adult, I have had occasion to see the cats. When vacationing, about an hour north of Montreal, I must have spotted a dozen of them (probably the same three or four) over a couple of days.
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In over forty years of fishing, hunting, hiking, boating, snowmobiling, four-wheeling, etc., I have never seen a bobcat!
The pics were taken about thirty yards from her blind. But when she first saw him, he walked right in front of the door. Three feet away!
The pics were taken about thirty yards from her blind. But when she first saw him, he walked right in front of the door. Three feet away!
That's neat!!
