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Start Seeing Bobcats: Illinois Population Of Them Has Grown

Bobcats, and their expanding populations have been a fairly hot topic since last year's incident in a North Carolina family's driveway when a rabid bobcat attacked a couple while they tried to get into their car to go to work.

Start Seeing Bobcats: Illinois Population Of Them Has Grown

Bobcats, and their expanding populations have been a fairly hot topic since last year's incident in a North Carolina family's driveway when a rabid bobcat attacked a couple while they tried to get into their car to go to work.

Start Seeing Bobcats: Illinois Population Of Them Has Grown

Bobcats, and their expanding populations have been a fairly hot topic since last year's incident in a North Carolina family's driveway when a rabid bobcat attacked a couple while they tried to get into their car to go to work.

Some Question Need to Hunt Bobcats | Alton Daily News

WBGZ Radio 5/12/2021 | By Andrew Hensel - Illinois Radio Network Bobcats get a bad rap, said Jennifer Kuroda, president of the Illinois Bobcat Foundation.  Taxidermists pose them to look menacing: teeth bared and poised to attack. In reality, bobcats are small creatures – the average adult weighs 19 pounds. Bobcats are very shy and extremely unlikely to attack humans, Kuroda said. Forty years ago, the wild bobcat population in Illinois was nearly wiped out. To reestablish the species, the hunting and trapping of bobcats was banned. Over many years, the Illinois bobcat population has recovered. There are now thought to be 5,000 to 6,000 bobcats across the state most of them in southern Illinois, where the Shawnee National Forest is prime habitat for the small cats. 

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