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Bow season, WOOHOO!!!!!

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It's almost here, anyone have any good ones on camera?

It's almost here, anyone have any good ones on camera?

 

This City Boyz gonna be stackin' em' like hamburgers next weekend. Just bought a new freezer to accomodate. Vid's comin' soon.

What part of the state is that picture from?

Got this pic from one of our cams...

 

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Big female.

What part of the state is that picture from?
Henderson Co.

So what got whacked this weekend Whackem? LOL

What is that Woods? Guessing bobcat, not real sure..

What is that Woods? Guessing bobcat, not real sure..
Yes, Bobcat
Yes, Bobcat

 

22 years bowhunting, never used trail cam.... Gonna watch the Cats a little this eve, then go to the stand for a few hours till dark. Came upon a trail cam last year for a good price. Planning to take it with me and hang it.

How can you tell?

 

Sometimes the head, but mostly her paunch. Females are considerably bigger. I hunted them several years. I was once told that if you want to keep the cats in your area, don't shoot the female. However, what a great mount that would be.

Question, how many would have seen this one and spread the "mountain lion" myth?

Sometimes the head, but mostly her paunch. Females are considerably bigger. I hunted them several years. I was once told that if you want to keep the cats in your area, don't shoot the female. However, what a great mount that would be.
Thanks for the info. I've never seen one in person so I wouldn't have a clue. We got pics of some last year in this same field (other end) but none were this big and never saw one while hunting. My friend who owns this property shot a small one across the road on a different farm we lease. Never found it.

 

Question, how many would have seen this one and spread the "mountain lion" myth?
This pic was posted on my friends facebook page and he got several comments asking if it was a cougar. I could only :lol:

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