bobcats

I think this means that when training a cat detector it's better to have more bobcats and lynx and fewer dogs.

According to the study, observations of raccoons have declined 93 percent, bobcats by 87 percent, and possums by 98.9 percent.

They have wiped out the mid-tier mammals (raccoons, bobcats, etc) where ever they have spread.

But they would get picked off during the day by hawks, coyotes, and bobcats.

A lot of Bobcats shipped with foam filled tires and you virtually could not separate wheel and tire without chipping the tire away.

I realized sadly that bobcats are usually out at morning/evening, when we are not in the parks.

E.g., what would happen if we released 1000 healthy US bobcats into the outback of Australia?

A year later and they're still riding around in their RNC purchased bicycles, cruising in RNC speed boats and zipping around in RNC bobcats.

Update on the Bobcats (for those interested): They've rebranded to the Hornets, attracted some great talent (Al Jefferson) and have put together a solid team.

I was actually focusing on bobcats, but I got some great shots of coyotes too.

I'm convinced bobcats (used generically) are the single most versatile and useful platform ever created.

That said, I like trees and lakes and animals (I grew up with foxes, bears and bobcats on the property, so there).

Going to shoot bobcats in California for four days in a couple months, and I suspect I’ll get lots of interesting photos, but I’ll be very lucky to get “the shot”.

So even if you are working on something more "modest," say, what scat tells us about migration patterns of bobcats, that still counts as an "important problem" since you have an attack and can solve it.