Another Bobcat Sighting

[dam1960]

http://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/wild...osal.html#faqs

[Winnisquamer]

Originally Posted by dam1960

http://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/wild...osal.html#faqs

Once all bobcat registration requirements are completed, a bobcat registration seal as provided in RSA 210:8 shall be affixed by a conservation officer to the bobcat skin for transportation. The fish and game department shall retain the bobcat carcass, including the skull with teeth attached, and with all internal organs intact. A permittee may retain edible portions of the bobcat other than the internal organs

So if I read this right, basically you could eat what ever's edible, has anyone ever tried bobcat? But you couldn't have it mounted with the skull and teeth like most do with bears.

Not a fan personally.

[8gv]

tastes like eggroll...


Are coyotes hunted now? They seem to be very abundant.

[Winnisquamer]

Originally Posted by 8gv

tastes like eggroll...


Are coyotes hunted now? They seem to be very abundant.

There is no closed season and no bag limit for Coyote. Hunting Coyote at night is Jan 1st- March 31st statewide. I did see a ton (10-12) of Coyotes up in Pittsburg Grouse hunting this October.

[Rusty]

How do you set a trap for only Bob Cat's. Do they have something that says "Here Bob Cat, Here Bob Cat"? Or maybe a sign that says: FOR BOB CATS ONLY

[Winnisquamer]

Originally Posted by Rusty

How do you set a trap for only Bob Cat's. Do they have something that says "Here Bob Cat, Here Bob Cat"? Or maybe a sign that says: FOR BOB CATS ONLY

Maybe different size traps? But I have no idea.

Anyone that drives down lower bay or around Winnisquam I spotted a pretty big bald eagle out on the ice looking for a meal. He's been there for an hour or so, just outta reach of my camera unfortunately. Good to see them out since I haven't seen them since summer.