
Parts of the Midwest seeing a resurgence of predator animals
Bears, bobcats, gray wolves and mountain lions expanding into some areas they have not inhabited in years.

Bears, bobcats, gray wolves and mountain lions expanding into some areas they have not inhabited in years.

Permit holders salvaged another 40 roadkill bobcats during the season.

But wildlife and environmental groups say the state does not have specific data showing the bobcat population could support opening such a season and the state director of U.S. Humane Society doesn’t see a reason

Of particular interest to the biologists on the project is how the animals are adjusting and integrating into suburban and urban environments.

It’s estimated that northern Wisconsin had about 3,500 bobcats in 2016, compared to 1,500 in 1980.

Hunters and trappers may apply for 2017-18 bobcat permits through Sept. 30.

SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. — Have you seen a bobcat in Rhode Island? If so, researchers at the University of Rhode Island want to hear from you. Research associate Amy Mayer wants the information for ongoing

Northern Zone quota increases substantially, from 225 last year to 550 this season.

In contrast with the 1970s, when 40 states had no bobcat protections and bounties were common, most now put strict limits on hunting and trapping bobcats.
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