According to the DEC, there is no native, self-sustaining population of mountain lions (also called cougars or eastern cougars) in New York. They once roamed the state — especially the Adirondacks — ...

With Rochester abuzz over a viral video showing what appears to be a large wild cat roaming the city, many are wondering: do ...

Motels are filling up for the annual Trapper’s Convention/Outdoor Expo in Escanaba. The show will be held Friday and Saturday ...

Joni the bobcat arrived at the New Mexico Wildlife Center “in 2006 as an orphaned newborn kitten” — and would go on to spend ...

A recent picture sent by a close friend of mine in Shelburne, and who wishes to remain anonymous, not only got my wheels ...

The Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center offers visitors a unique hands on experience with furs of animals encountered during ...

Field Guide Now seen in the suburbs: the elusive bobcat By Don Lyman Globe Correspondent,January 29, 2020, 8:11 p.m.

A bobcat, with its characteristic reddish fur and black markings, trots across a snow-covered field in central Oregon, in the U.S. Pacific Northwest, hunting birds at the Warm Springs National ...

Bobcats tend to be darker brown, with lighter belly fur and spots, while mountain lions tend to be a more uniform brown, tawny color.

And when they do go out and about, bobcat fur helps the animal blend in well with Indiana's natural landscapes, especially cornfields.

Voters can choose to vote “YES” to end the trophy hunting of mountain lions for their heads, and fur-trapping of bobcats to sell their beautiful fur as coats. It’s the right moral decision ...

Cats Aren't Trophies Initiative to stop using dog packs and traps to catch and kill unoffending mountain lions, bobcats, lynx for their heads and fur will face voters in November Colorado voters ...