I set some unbaited armadillo traps at a home one day, only to have the customer call the next morning speaking of a
strange and aggressive cat, suggesting that it might be a bobcat. I was of course very sceptical, thinking that only a normal
stray cat had wandered into the cage, perhaps smelling a previous animal catch, or just out of curiosity. However, when I arrived
at the home, lo and behold, I'll be a monkey's uncle if it wasn't a small, but genuine, bobcat. I took some photos of this beautiful
animal before releasing it back to its native habitat, right where it was captured.
The wary cat never took its eyes off of me.
Note the long, thick legs, and tiny tail.
This beautiful cat had large paws with huge claws.
Off it leaps to freedom!
I was very excited to catch this Florida Bobcat. People often ask me, "what's the strangest animal you've ever caught?", and the truth of the matter is that I don't catch many strange animals. I tend to catch the same stuff
over and over again. However, I was pleased to get something different - and a rare and beautiful animal at that. I operate a professional wildlife removal business in Orlando Florida. It is not a pest control or extermination company, nor is it the county animal control. It is a privately owned nuisance critter and wildlife
control business. For more company information, just browse this site.
For feral or stray cat trapping information, go back to the Orlando stray cat control page.
If you don't live in Orlando FL, click here for the National Directory of Wildlife Trappers.
For Brown Widow Spider information, go to the Brown Widow Spider latrodectus geometricus page.
