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According to Daniel Dietric this rarely happens. Bobcats rarely leave their feet. I have never seen Daniel so excited with a photo opportunity.

If you look at the fence you can see that it was intended to keep critters out of the field. A cat or a coyote can't crawl under it and the post was a good 8 feet high.

Nevertheless, this cat acted like a leopard.
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Tom Reynolds said:
According to Daniel Dietric this rarely happens. Bobcats rarely leave their feet. I have never seen Daniel so excited with a photo opportunity.

If you look at the fence you can see that it was intended to keep critters out of the field. A cat or a coyote can't crawl under it and the post was a good 8 feet high.

Nevertheless, this cat acted like a leopard.
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I bet that was amazing to see in person. Thanks for sharing.
 
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