This week, we received a remarkable bobcat from Grayson County, Texas, whose coat features unusually bold, ocelot-like spotting. The patterning is unusual.
Could this be a case of hybridization, or is it simply a rare natural variation?
The bobcat from Grayson County adds to the intriguing spectrum of bobcat appearances in Texas. As bobcats continue to thrive across the state and show up on more game cameras. We have seen several with these kinds of markings.
Have you encountered a bobcat with unusual markings? Share your experiences and photos—we’re eager to learn more about these fascinating felines!
Self Defense In the Outdoors (Must Listen!)
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This is a must-listen for anyone who spends serious time off-grid, from overlanders and hunters to campers and rural residents.
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No “hybridization”