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My guess is mountain lion.

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at first when i seen it i thought it was a bobcat..then i started looking at it and i realized how long the body is. mtn lions are EXTREMELY uncommon around these parts but apparantly they are making a comeback

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If you look real close that looks like the tail of a cougar. (Mountain lion)

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bobcat, pointy ears, lions are round. You can see the black spots also, although blurry.

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bobcat, pointy ears, lions are round. You can see the black spots also, although blurry.

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to big for a cat . weve got several bobcats around here were i live , most are in the 15 lb to upper thirties . that looked alittle to big for a bobcat to me . never seen a mtn . lion while out huntin but i know there protected in here in wv .

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Bobcat...have personally caught one that pushed 35 lbs. Ears look like a bobcat to me.

Wish I could find a picture on another forum that the guy swore was a mountain lion, because it "looked big" on the game cam picture. It had a bob tail and you could see the spots on the inside of the legs.

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That is a bobcat, no doubt about it. Ears aren't right for a mountain lion.

Personally I don't think it is all that big, I think it is due to it being so close to the camera that is making everyone overestimate it's size. Granted it is a big bobcat but nowhere close to mountain lion size.

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looks like another one behind fence by the tree on the right

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That is a bobcat.Cougar dont have the ear coloring shown in this picture.Have treed hundreds of each.

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That is a bobcat, no doubt about it. Ears aren't right for a mountain lion.

Personally I don't think it is all that big, I think it is due to it being so close to the camera that is making everyone overestimate it's size. Granted it is a big bobcat but nowhere close to mountain lion size.

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quote:

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Originally posted by Virgil
That is a bobcat, no doubt about it. Ears aren't right for a mountain lion.

Personally I don't think it is all that big, I think it is due to it being so close to the camera that is making everyone overestimate it's size. Granted it is a big bobcat but nowhere close to mountain lion size.

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Bobcat for sure. The ears give it away.

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Bobcat, the ears give it away.

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