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Bobcat Takes Down a Muley Fawn!
Uploaded on February 04, 2009Guys, check out these photos that we found on one of our favorite sites...MonsterMuleys.com. Awesome shots of a bobcat (or lynx...it seems to be up for debate) taking down a mule deer fawn in the middle of the road. Anyone ever see anything like this live and in person? Link for photos is below.
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Amazing photos, its definitely a lynx though, you can tell by the tufts on its ears.
Great photos, thanks for the link
Those are awesome pictures, good post
Definately a lynx, but those pictures are cool. I've never seen a lynx (bobcat, whatever) take down a deer before.
Nate
I think it is a lynx because it has bigger tufts on its ears that a bobcat. You don't see that every day.
have to agree..that sure looks like a lynx. heftier body and those ears are the tip off to me. great photos!
Awesome set of picters however, I never would have guessed they would go after deer.
Wicked cool!!!!
Well dip me in axle grease an call me slick! Thats pretty darn cool.
coooooooooooooool
Awesome photos, I am surprised the cat stayed around to get his picture taken, I would have thought it would have split as soon as a person showed up.
BOBCAT...
Ive personally live-trapped, tranquilized and relocated Lynx and they dwarf that little bobcat...Both bobs and lynx have ear tufts so we cant use that as an identifier...
It's definitely a bobcat.
I think....
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Great photos, thanks for the link
Those are awesome pictures, good post
coooooooooooooool
Awesome set of picters however, I never would have guessed they would go after deer.
Well dip me in axle grease an call me slick! Thats pretty darn cool.
Awesome photos, I am surprised the cat stayed around to get his picture taken, I would have thought it would have split as soon as a person showed up.
BOBCAT...
Ive personally live-trapped, tranquilized and relocated Lynx and they dwarf that little bobcat...Both bobs and lynx have ear tufts so we cant use that as an identifier...
It's definitely a bobcat.
I think....
Definately a lynx, but those pictures are cool. I've never seen a lynx (bobcat, whatever) take down a deer before.
Nate
I think it is a lynx because it has bigger tufts on its ears that a bobcat. You don't see that every day.
have to agree..that sure looks like a lynx. heftier body and those ears are the tip off to me. great photos!
Wicked cool!!!!
Amazing photos, its definitely a lynx though, you can tell by the tufts on its ears.
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