LOL very very possible.

The guy might even dine on Friskies for all I know and the cat was edging in on his dinner. Who knows?

Anyway, the look on this guy's face is a tell-tale sign of his place on the food chain.

Sorry if this is harsh, but the killing of such a beautiful creature sickens me to my soul.

Its is sickening and he needs to realize. Not the needless killing, but his need to exhibit it. Which to me shows the color of his heart.

As black as black can be would be my guess jbu.
As black as Lizardo's for posting that moronic statement "Make a rug out of it!"

And they wonder why life is unfair to them.

mraven, I am no bleeding heart, but I know darkness when I see it.

If he had a fur bearing hunting license , or it was legal action on his part, then what's the problem.

There is much less trapping these days, which means the predator animal populations are rebounding very quickly. I'm not advocating bounty on these animals. But at the same time I don't think less of anyone that participates in hunting predator animals "LEGALLY".


Bobcat story:

http://www.huntingnet.com/fieldjournal/fieldjournal_detail.aspx?nID=554 

I still shake my head when I see something like this, agree with Mraven on this one 100%

Charlie

Has anybody seen my pet Bobcat? He was last seen in MO around Christmas. He's brown with black spots on his belly. I have his favorite chicken dinner at home waiting for him.

Im sorry if i struck a nerve with some of the posters.
I guess when you have never lived in the country you wouldnt understand. Id rather be holding this cat than holding one of my children that had been attacked by it. I dont go looking for these to kill but when they kill chickens or calves out the back door (I) dont want my kids out there!! Like i said sorry about the post.

Mike

Mike..

I enjoyed viewing your post.. you've got to forget about some of these posters or have very thick skin...

there were a few above that asked you questions on this cat...

are you going to have it mounted?

Hog

oh and what part of MO do you live in??

Hog

I wonder how some of these people would feel if their pets had been attacked or if it had been a child.

No offense taken here.

Well mrs.tank,
I would be a pretty ignorant parent if I thought my kid was going to be safe because I have killed the last Bobcat....true of my pets as well.

I would take the money it cost to have the cat stuffed and get good fencing or not leave my kids unsupervised.

Deer alone could kill them

usa hog, im south of lebanon mo mm 127 on ih 44
a friend had it mounted big cat!

I know where Lebanon is.. used to go camping down that way all the time..

The Mrs. Son does taxidermy is why I asked about the mount..

I'll have to post some pics of her Dad's work.. he's the one who taught her son how to do it.. He's making pretty good money doing this on the side.. Lives down in the Heart of Shawnee National Forest area...

Hog

Re:#29 -- "I guess when you have never lived in the country you wouldnt understand."

Well, I know you aren't talking to me as I was raised a good part of my life in the "country". We rasied all kinds of livestock and when I had trouble with a weasel I built a better chicken coop! Imagine that, a big dumb human outsmarting a critter like that!

Show me a case where a bobcat has endangered a human and I'll show you a human who is either behaving stupidly or ignorantly.

I like you Hoyo......feel like bombing you with a box of hoyos.



But I think domestics hoyos are over rated.

Yea hoyodude is A+ in my book. Agreed.

You guys are absolutely ridiculous.

The guy posts a picture, you guys attack him personally, calling him inbred and stupid...

He comes back and actually APOLOGIZES for offending some of you (I'd have told you to go choke on a d*** in a box) and you continue to berate the guy.

Un-f***ing-believable.

Macs,

I totally agree with you.

Mrs. Usahog