Interesting site in Lampasas

[gwalters]

Ok, it took me a week to post this but, I sat in my tree satnd for the first time this season last Sunday. I had a really interesting morning. No deer at all but, I heard some rustling coming from behind and under my stand, in the dry creek bed.

I looked down and meandering by was something I have never seen in the wild before, a ring tailed cat. It was making its way along the creek and disappeared. About 20 minutes later, two blue jays hanging out at the feeder got super ****** and ran the cat back down the creek towards me.

[prkchp]

Weird looking aren't they.

[DH2000]

A buddy that hunts with me here near Adamsville swears that he saw one a few years ago too.

[gwalters]

If they were not called "cats", I don't think I would have come up with it as a description.

[gwalters]

Oops. Sorry about the wording. I meant aggitated... Super aggitated.

[chase15]

we saw one on our place in Johnson City about 5 years ago. Cool lookin animals

[sky6150]

It's true I did see it DH.. If it wasn't so dark I would have ground checked it. They are out there among us.

[jkf123]

They are cool. We catch quite a few in our coon traps. They get a free pass.

[gwalters]

My wife asked me if I was sure it was not a Chupicabara.

[savin yours]

We have them at our lease in Lampasas.


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[bho0351]

A buddy that hunts with me here near Adamsville swears that he saw one a few years ago too.

Sounds like you hunt just road from me

[bho0351]

Those ringtails are some neat little animals

[Hills of Texas]

not as many of them around as there used to be.

[Deb]

We have a couple that hang out here at the house. Last year there was a momma and three babies living under the porch. Cool to watch.

[Mojo]

A chupicabara?
Or chupacabra?