Bobcats Articles

Do you think this wild turkey has a bad wing, and that’s why it tries to escape the bobcat on foot?

This crazy 10-second clip won the 2025 Trailcampro Video Contest.

For close encounters of the lethal kind, calling for felines means getting into the thick of things.

Hunters and trappers take advantage of a limited season as a research project gets under way for feline predators.

A bobcat that bit a Vermont man in May tested positive for rabies, the first this year in the state and only the second in two years.

Increase your odds for success — and prime pelts — by hunting these secretive felines during the winter months.

Getting frustrated because coyotes are getting the best of you in the field? You may be making these mistakes.

Thick vegetation helps coyotes hide in summer as they roam in search of food for pups. Ambulance sirens make them give away their location.

Want to put more predators on the ground? Try these proven tactics.

Research indicates that bobcats have an interesting and unique relationship with home ranges impacted by forest fires or prescribed burns.

What does bobcat taste like and how do you prepare it?

It's easy to get into a rut with your calling sequences for coyotes and bobcats. Don't do that.

Do you have a favorite predator hunting article from the past year? Here is our list of editors’ picks for the top 10 Predator Xtreme stories of 2019.

Learning how to properly prepare a pelt after a successful trapping season can be the difference between making money or losing money.

Hunting predators at night in west Texas is a blast, especially with someone trying to get his first bobcat. Join Al Morris of Foxpro Hunting TV to see what happens when the calls come out.

Debate the pros and cons of predator decoys as you review your past fur season. Your conclusion will determine if you need a bigger predator hunting pack!

By letting a female bobcat walk, you might increase your odds of killing a big tomcat.

Tired of fighting the crowds pressuring educated coyotes who have heard all kinds of calls? Try taking a walk to find new areas to hunt.

Predators don't stand a chance when Al Morris of Foxpro Hunting TV returns to California. Morris joins field staffer Bob Morris to call in coyotes and bobcats.

California’s arid desert can be unforgiving, and PX cartoonist Tim “Spike” Davis reveals some of his lessons learned about how to hunt desert predators.

As predator populations expand across North America you never know who might show up on your predator calling setup.

These easily overlooked stands for hunting coyotes, bobcats, foxes and varmints, many of them public land opportunities, might turn out to be your honeyhole.

Looking for a new place to hunt coyotes, bobcats, foxes and varmints with little pressure? Try bird hunting preserves, where eager predators abound!

Enticing a bobcat is never an easy task, but preparation and persistence definitely improve your odds.

Sitting while shooting may not sound like the best way to take a shot, but Wayne Van Zwoll explains why it is.

Deer hunters own the trail camera market and you’ll never take that crown. But you can benefit from trail cams if you use them well.

Using the terrain to your advantage can make for a successful hunt, but unfamiliarity can end the hunt even begins. Are you preparing properly?

See our lineup of a lineup of some of predator hunting’s best calibers. Find recommendations for everything from coyotes to small varmint.

There's a reason it's said predators will eat anything that doesn't eat them first. They have adaptive diets, to say the least. But how adaptive are they?

Following several years of extensive, devastating drought in southern California, bobcats rebounded along with other wildlife.