Bobcats Articles

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

You may not see them, but, thanks to scientific research, we know they’re there. It turns out there’s more than one way to count a cat.

With the neighbors' dogs barking wildly, DeDe Phillips knew something was going on outside her home. She didn't expect it to be a rabid bobcat.

It’s safe to say that the bobcat had grown to mythical proportions for the author, after more than a decade of unsuccessful chase.

It’s been said a coyote will eat anything that doesn’t eat it first. That is, to some extent, true. They...

Solid bobcat hunting tips for targeting the ghost of the forest.

The Humane Society of the United States has started a ballot initiative that could give residents the chance to vote to ban hunting mountain lions and bobcats.

Excitement swells in Illinois as it’s set for its first legal bobcat hunting season in more than four decades, but many will be disappointed.

A 31-year-old Virginia man was attacked by a bobcat that he believes was stalking his girlfriend during a hike near Humpback Rock.

Wildlife officials will collect feedback on the idea until May 15 and will consider the comments over the summer.

Animal right group WildEarth Guardians said they will seek a court order halting a United States government program that allows tens of thousands of pelts from bobcats and a small number of gray wolves to be exported annually for sale on the international fur market.

Video footage of bobcats recorded in a forest near a reclaimed coal mine is a hopeful sign of the species' recovery in southeastern Ohio, game officials say.

Trapping advocates claim state game commissioners ignored data showing bobcats are the main cause of dropping populations of some endangered species and instead upheld the ban on 'moral' grounds.