Trailcam captured "cat" pics, identification help please.

[WVduckchick]

It's a handsome domestic cat, looking for mice.  I live trap here, and rehome nice cats if they are drop-offs.  Do you need a nice kitty?  Very few cats will take on adult chickens,  but chicks are fair game.  Mary

Nah, DH hates cats lol. But i wouldn't mind if it hangs around if its nice and keeps those itty bitty field mice away!

 

[drumstick diva]

Looks like an ordinary cat not, saying they won't eat a chick or two or three - I am NOT a cat person - every time I see them bird stalking, I run out and yell at them. I don't think it helps but, its good exercise for me.

 

[chickengeorgeto]

So, I got these pics on my trail camera the other night. Being black and white photos at night, I can't tell what kind of cat this is. In 8-10 years since I've had multiple trail cams on this property (we hunt deer and turkey in season), I have never gotten a pic of anything like this. Foxes, coyotes, feral hogs, yes, but not a cat like this. Bob cat? Puma? West Virginia, USA.

It appears to have not messed with my chicken coop and didn't stick around long. I got 3 pictures at exactly midnight and 3 more at 12:13 a.m. and that's all.



It looks like a 'bad' luck cat to me, mostly because of its color.

Watch out and don't let it cross your path.

 

[Americano Blue]

Looks like a domestic cat. Could be feral but I doubt it.