The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) published a proposed permanent rule that would allow hunters and trappers to kill 400 bobcats annually, a 60% increase from the 2025 ...
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources proposed a quota increase for bobcat hunting and trapping. Animal welfare ...
Connecticut's bobcat population is growing this spring, continuing a decadeslong trend as the stout and spotted feline moves ...
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources intends to boost the state’s bobcat trapping quota and allow hunters to use ...
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources intends to boost the state’s bobcat trapping quota and allow hunters to use ...
As Indiana heads into its second bobcat season, hunters might see a bigger statewide quota and more firearm opportunities.
Last year, Hoosier trappers killed 250 bobcats. It was the first time the state’s only native wild cat had been legally ...
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