Now Danny, you know we are all coyote hunters first, and what shows up other than that, is second. I consider Bobcats about the stupidest thing we call. Of course, we all set up, and we look out there about 100-200 yards (where possible), and we are looking waaaayyyyy out there for coyotes. Then all of a sudden, we look at 20 feet in front of us, and low and behold, there is a Bobcat, just sitting there on his arrrrssseeee looking at us.
Then we say, "Where in the hell did he come from?????"
Bobcats, most of the time, come in like a house cat; they use every bit of cover, and they snnnneeeeaak in, just like a house cat, and waaallaa, there they are. Now, I have had some come in a dead run, but not many, in fact, very few.
Use the bird sounds, or the cottontail sounds, and hunt the brushy areas, and one should do fine, especailly where you find tracks and scat.
How many have I killed, well, you will never see me post a kill number of any kind, for any animal, and that way, I don't have to get caught in a lie, or tell a lie, like somebody I know.
(not you Danny).
