Don't let me get you second guessing, I could have it backwards. I think I remember them saying that cat was rabid, about a week after the fact.hoss4570 wrote:Yes, it was Rankin but I thought it attacked a kid, maby I was mistook, but that was the cat. About a month or so ago. LOTS of cats, bobcat and mountian lions in that area.lrb111 wrote:Hey Hoss, was that the bobcat down at Rankin that attacked that lady?hoss4570 wrote:I agree, but I did'nt write the news story, but thats what they said. The pic of the dead critter looked big next to the deputy. However, there seems to be some confusion here on this board, a bobcat and mountian lion, panther, cougar, whatever you want to call the second list are two different animals. The one pictured here is a bobcat. :D :Dflintknapper wrote:
Not to argue... but I'd have to see a sixty pound bobcat to believe it.
I drive quite a bit over Ector and Midland counties daily. I'm seeing bobcat regularly, and coyote by the pack. Fox and badger, too.
Like was mentioned above, seeing lot's of things we never used to see without setting in a blind all week.
The last bobcat I saw walking, was on east loop 338, about a block from Ranchito. It was about the same size as the one in these photos.