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Wife had one run out of front her today as she was heading out to work.
Anyone have any experience with them? Are they usually wary/scared of humans? Obviously I will be keeping a very safe distance, I'm just worried that I might have them prowling my back garden since all we have is open space behind us.
Last edited by Poncho_NM; 08-26-2017 at 04:05 PM..
Wife had one run out of front her today as she was heading out to work.
Anyone have any experience with them? Are they usually wary/scared of humans? Obviously I will be keeping a very safe distance, I'm just worried that I might have them prowling my back garden since all we have is open space behind us.
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Yikes!
Your wife is probably lucky she didn't lose a bumper!
Wife had one run out of front her today as she was heading out to work.
Anyone have any experience with them? Are they usually wary/scared of humans? Obviously I will be keeping a very safe distance, I'm just worried that I might have them prowling my back garden since all we have is open space behind us.
I have not seen one in over 10 years, and never in New Mexico, but they are in the area.
Those taken on base are a few miles behind the golf course (to the East). Pretty isolated area, except there are some facilities there with humans and smell of food. They have been there for years.
I can see the golf course from my house, not that far at all. We see Coyotes up along the fence all the time now so not strange that a bobcat wandered.
We live about 1/4 mile or so from the Embudito trailhead. We see a bobcat from time to time. Here are the last two visitors we had hanging out in our yard.
We've got a family of 3 bobcats that live near our place. I've seen them 3 times in the past 6 months, each time at around 9:00 - 10:00 a.m.
They're furtive and keep to themselves.
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