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I'd had this big tom on the same camera for the last couple years always at night. I always thought it looked like he had a longer tail than most. He came out while deer hunting at 3:30 this evening.
 

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Congratulations, that is a really nice spotted cat. Most bobcats in Tennessee are very drab with very few spots on their back and sides. That will make a nice mount or pelt.
 
magnificent animals. What's the purpose for killing it? Can't eat it. Cost a fortune to mount. With the loss of farmland and population growth bobcats And foxes are in decline.
I was raised don't kill it unless you have a use for it.
 
Sam Davis said:
magnificent animals. What's the purpose for killing it? Can't eat it. Cost a fortune to mount. With the loss of farmland and population growth bobcats And foxes are in decline.
I was raised don't kill it unless you have a use for it.
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Gonna mount....donated the meat
 
Sam Davis said:
With the loss of farmland and population growth bobcats And foxes are in decline
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Can't argue about the foxes being in decline but have to disagree about the bobcats. You would be surprised at just how many bobcats there are today. You wouldn't believe how many cats I get on trail camera on a somewhat small property.
I trapped bobcats on LBL just a few years ago and believe me they are not scarce.
 
Sam Davis said:
magnificent animals. What's the purpose for killing it? Can't eat it. Cost a fortune to mount. With the loss of farmland and population growth bobcats And foxes are in decline.
I was raised don't kill it unless you have a use for it.
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Every thing needs to be kept in check, there is more bobcats today than there ever has been!! Kill em all turkey killing machines!
 
Sam Davis said:
magnificent animals. What's the purpose for killing it? Can't eat it. Cost a fortune to mount. With the loss of farmland and population growth bobcats And foxes are in decline.
I was raised don't kill it unless you have a use for it.
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I don't speak from experience here, but I have heard that bobcat meat is actually quite good. Similar to mountain lion.
 
mike243 said:
congrats, I was about to post wasn't open but went and looked, private lands opened sept23, I really need to look at the guide as I had no idea that was added, I have 1 mounted only seen 2 in 50 some odd years of hunting.
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That is crazy to me. Southern Bedford County is heavily populated with them. I see several every year.
 
Sam Davis said:
magnificent animals. What's the purpose for killing it? Can't eat it. Cost a fortune to mount. With the loss of farmland and population growth bobcats And foxes are in decline.
I was raised don't kill it unless you have a use for it.
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Yes magnificent but, they kill a lot of turkey poults, rabbits, and so on. I've seen a bunch over the years. I've only killed one but, that's gonna change.
 
Thekla said:
I'd had this big tom on the same camera for the last couple years always at night. I always thought it looked like he had a longer tail than most. He came out while deer hunting at 3:30 this evening.
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That's going to be an amazing mount. Congrats to ya.
 
Sam Davis said:
magnificent animals. What's the purpose for killing it? Can't eat it. Cost a fortune to mount. With the loss of farmland and population growth bobcats And foxes are in decline.
I was raised don't kill it unless you have a use for it.
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They decimate chickens and turkey, they've also been known to go after small children.
 

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