Habits, foods and parasites of the bobcat in Minnesota.
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In Minnesota, little has been learned about the bobcat (Lynx r. rufus) because of its stealth, nocturnal habits, remote habitat, and relative scarcity. Woodsmen, farmers, and sportsmen acquainted with the animal disagree markedly concerning its habits and economic importance. Some farmers claim there is considerable predation on poultry and young livestock. Certain trappers and sportsmen strongly advocate a bounty, asserting that bobcats make serious inroads on game. Among these groups, there is every grade of opinion as to the seriousness of such predation.
[1] M. A. Marston. Winter Relations of Bobcats to White-Tailed Deer in Maine , 1942 .
[2] W. Hamilton,et al. Fall and Winter Food Habits of Vermont Bobcats , 1939 .
[3] J. Dixon. Food Predilections of Predatory and Furbearing Mammals , 1925 .