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AllCoop'dUp : Yikes....my 8 yr old female Standard Poodle took down a late season fawn, wild turkeys and has killed 5 of my chickens...should I take a shotgun after her?? Were it my dog and it killed more than one of my chickens, it would have to go. Maybe not by the use of a shotgun. My...

For anyone wanting to check the facts I stated earlier, here theyare: skinnymouse.com look under New North America record Bobcat taken (this can also be checked with many other hunting & trapping sites) onebeing the Georgia outdoor news. As for the 10 times wieght statement go to...

Not having all this formal education, I look at things that I have worked with, read about or seen first hand. So, lets look at this fact, in 2004 bobcats killed ove 11,000 sheep. This same year coyotes killed over 135,000; dogs killed over 29,000; mountain lion over 12,000; bear over 8,000...

Most bobcats are between 20 and 30 pounds, not seldom more than 20 pounds. It is not uncommon to find them well over 30 pounds, rare for them to be in the 40 pound class and the record is over 50 pounds. A bobcat WILL attack an adult, not just a child and will lay in wait in a tree to bring...

To those that e-mailed and PM'ed me, you know my answer to this. It is time to call on 2 good friends, Mr. Smith & Mr. Wesson and let them handle the problem. For anyone that has had a bobcat come that close, they have a real problem. Yes, you do need to worry about your chickens and...