cougarmagic
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Trailcam bobcat - finally!Haha - what was I just saying about never seeing bobcats??
This was taken on Feb 13th, at 8:55pm, just off the Condor Peak trail. Bob seems a little camera shy, so I'm not sure he'll be back, but we'll give it a couple of weeks and see. He's rolling in catnip, by the way.
I have some more videos of a fox at this location - it's interesting to see the size comparison. The bobcat is just slightly larger than the fox - I would guess about 15 pounds? I'll post the fox videos here shortly.
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Zé
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these are just so cool. thanks for posting
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EnFuego
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Way cool. Awesome that you finally got your vid. Now, if I could just place a camera at the watering hole the Hooters go to. 
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lilbitmo
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Cougar MagicAssume Shots Cougar
Keep up the great work.
We all appreciate a bird's eye view of the "Kittie's" playing in the wilderness.
Hope you catch this one again soon.
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cougarmagic
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Thanks guys!
I'm revising my size estimate - this is a kitten! Gray foxes are only supposed to get to about 7 - 10 pounds. An adult bobcat should be 20 to 30. Comparing the videos, they're about the same size, so I bet it's less than a year old.
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Zach
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wow, congrats!!
do you have any photo's of a gray fox?
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Mike P
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Cougarmagic, great videos again!!
I agree that the bobcat is a youngster. It certainly acts and moves like a kitten.
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cougarmagic
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| Zach wrote: | wow, congrats!!
do you have any photo's of a gray fox? |
Thanks! I don't have any still pics of gray foxes - just video, and most of it is at night, so it's black & white.
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EManBevHills
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How do I get some of that catnip?
You brought the broadest smile to my face since skiing St. Jac last Sunday.
Thank you!
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