Deborah,

Did they kill one near Mill Creek Park? The one that attacked a man and is believed to be the one two men killed a few days later was out off Sinkhole Road, near Kennedy Pond. It was a female and believed to have had rabies.
Another one was captured off Pulaski Road a few months later, and looked very old and sick. I am sure bobcats can roam great distances as well. That's a beautiful one - I have to get a game camera!!

Great picture, Deborah. That's the way wild animals should be shot, with a camera. They are just trying to exist just like we humans.

They did not kill one near the park. I hope that he is still alive.

I agree, Burke.

Nice shot Deb. I hope they are able to get a photo of the panther.

It is. Corn draws all of the animals in for pictures.

I applaud you Deborah. You are someone that truly loves animals and enjoy seeing them in their natural habitat.

I thought bobcats were meat eaters.

They don't eat dogs, do they? I don't think they could catch a parrot even if there were any flying around here.

I want to come back as a bird or any flying creature when I die. No restrictions and FREE AS A BIRD. Just have to stay away from cats and guns.

I never thought about it but I see the cutest little bunnies and I bet he was snacking on them.

Even domesticated cats are really fast. A squirrel don't stand a chance around my barn cat, Smokey.

Burke you like everyone will come back as a Zombie.

How do you know, Gwarfan. Did you die and come back as one? LOL

Once the Zombie Wars begin we will all end up coming back as one.