I dunno....

I saw plenty that qualify as "wild animals" in Boston, Providence, Stamford/New Haven...... (please notice the "smiley")

 

I would not disagree especially in Providence



Goose

 

Visited Providence Town on Cape Cod a few years back.....Hummmmm..!!!

Cajun

 

As Goose will probably tell you....BIIIIGGGGG difference in Providencetown and Providence (RI)

 

PS and yeah what Chad said is pretty common speak on internet forums....I'm sure it was said along those lines and not malicious in any way


OK, all is cool, I get it.........not the only one who thought you were questioning the truthfulness of my account though, so I hope you at least understand why I might have taken offense.

 

here in east texas i've seen this bobcat at least 4 times....First time he just stared at me thru the window...i saw him last week and he just walked right past me while i was in the garage

 

Those cats are just trying to make a living. I say leave 'em alone.

Shoot the Coyotes, though. A Coyote will mess up your pet dogs (or pet cats) before a wild cat will, most wild cats will steer clear of a domestic dog, unless cornered.

 

ya, i shoot the coyotes . ive never killed a bobcat.
we also kill off the wild pigs/boars and armadillos.

 

thanks for the advice on the bobcat...most of my friends say shoot him asap...but he hasn't harmed my pets so far

 

Bob Cats are cool to watch, any wild live is for that matter. however reguardless to what PETA may say good wildlife mgt. is the succsess to a healthy wildlife population. when you start seeing female whitetale deer with antlers there is a genitic problem due to over population from lack of natural preditors hence hunting seasons. But the big cat issue in Cal. is going to be around I think for a while as man encroches on their area and then complains about "wild and dangerous animals " sorry just my two cents no offence ment to any one and if I did offend I oppologize