cat

Ain’t no wolf.

Bear

Bobcat

Bearcat

Cat

Varmint.

Lynx

Ain’t no doubt

Bobcat

Bobcat

Wolf here?

Looks like a Chupacabra but in MN?
They are a warm climate creature, SW US and Mexico.

Cat Dog. Buy a better trail cam.

Coyote

Fur.

Bobcat

Chupacabra

Dibs on your guns

Larry Root changing his screen name again.

That’s mean, but true, and funny!

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Again? And so soon.

So much for Valtrex keeping the herpes ‘at bay’.

SMH 🤦‍♀️

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Sasquatch

Otegon membe.

Manbearpig.

Lynx

Coyote and ghost dog

Land Tuna

Stout looking Bobcat in the first pic Steve. Bunny’s and birds are up in much of the north, so are the cats.
Over where your at deer hunting there are probably a few Lynx mixed in.

Osky

Cat

I am thinking Lynx, but I cannot make out his/her ears, the hair tuffs on the top of the ears are a dead giveaway.

I was bow hunting for moose hunting in a tree stand and a lynx walked in right under my tree stand and milled around for several minutes, I have seen them a few times on other hunts as well. They are very secretive and are called "Ghosts of the Woods"

A Lynx is one of the most beautiful animals I have ever seen in the Canadian wilderness. It was so beautiful I could not even imagine killing it when I could have easily that day.

That's a Stutz Bearcat.

First is a bobcat for sure.

Not much doubt about it.

Bobcat

Bobcat or Lynx. Can’t see the ears well enough to tell which…

One big them big-ass 'Roos.

Other than lynx, which it is. 😁

Bobcat all the way.

Lynx legs are much bigger and longer than bobcat of similar body size, so big that they are striking and the most notcieable anatomical feature. I have called and killed both.

tree fiddy

Bobcat

If you have to ask if it’s a wolf then it’s not.

No cat ever has been confused for a wolf.


Lynx—lol

LynX

Still not seeing it. White line fever getting you today maybe?

Definitely a Cat.

LOL

Com'on man.

I think the legs are a bit short for a lynx. So, smart-ass aside, i'll go bobcat.

Seriously?

Smartass!

About as close as a wolf...grin

Years ago myself and a coworker drove by a bobcat and a big white whitetail jackrabbit at night dead of winter. I spent the rest of the night trying to get them to agree it was a lynx and snowshoe hare we could report! In deep SE Oregon. Regrettably they didn't get beyond, "I don't think so..." LOL

In about 1959 or '60 an uncle of mine trapped two lynx on a ranch in north central Oregon.

Colf

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Not surprised at all, my aunt killed one trying to eat her pet goat. Near the headwaters of the north fork! That was around 1963 or 64.