Is this a good size cat?

[crittergitter]

Ah, Mike; a little.............uh, uh...cat never hurt anyone!

i would have to DISAGREE.........

i know from personal experience that it can hurt.........

[Burnadell]

i would have to DISAGREE.........

i know from personal experience that it can hurt.........

Dang! Ya gots to be careful with that!!! Not to be tried by amateurs...should be.....only by.....a professional.....well, you know!

[hoythunter02]

Absolutely!

[Gunner97]

Looks like a good one to me.

[Bowtechlady]

I have only seen 2 while bow hunting and only had one opportunity but the limb wouldn't budge and I couldn't connect...Don't hesitate-go for it!

[Wudstix]

That is a female with a kitten.
The leading cat (the adult female) is also closer to the camera so the perspective makes it look larger than the average bobcat.

Personally, I would say no. I'm not to big on shooting any animal while raising it's young unless it is making a identifiable negative impact on the habitat or game. (example: hogs, beavers)

That cat is making the rounds to your feeder for rodents (squirrels, rats , rabbits and mice). This will not be the last time you get them on camera.

Have to agree. Shoot the larger one and you'll most likely kill two. My dad raised us to eat everything we killed and if we didn't want to eat it watch it walk by.

[txdukklr]

Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Barnman]

He looks like a monster. Can't wait to see the LDP

[Tommyh]

any bobcat with your bow is a good trophy

(I wonder where someone came up with 67 seconds being a good timer in between posts and how it was derived )

[dcrow]

yes

[K9carlo]

yes, good cat