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Bobcats thrive in the wild

The Bobcat is a type of cat with a bobbed tail and an affinity for maroon and gold. Larger than a house cat but smaller than a cougar, it’s amazingly relentless.
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Bobcats leap into action

Bobcats wander far and wide and have been spotted across the United States and around the world. You can recognize a Bobcat by its confident swagger, sharp mind, and fiercely determined attitude.
Ready to pounce!
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Bobcats in their natural habitat

Bobcats love to stop and smell the gaillardias. Though you wouldn’t think it, Bobcats are naturally drawn to the water — especially the cool, clear water of the San Marcos River.
Fierce. Relentless. Ready.
The vaquero statue at Texas State University.

Bobcats pounce on every opportunity

Bobcats have been known to take out Trojans, Red Wolves, and even larger prey like Longhorns. Bobcats' natural adversaries include Roadrunners and slow-moving trains.

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Texas State students pause to chat on the bridge leading to the iconic Theater Center .
No doubt about it!

Bobcats thrive in the wild

The Bobcat is a type of cat with a bobbed tail and an affinity for maroon and gold. Larger than a house cat but smaller than a cougar, it’s amazingly relentless.
Ready to pounce!
The vaquero statue at Texas State University.
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Bobcats in their natural habitat

Bobcats love to stop and smell the gaillardias. Though you wouldn’t think it, Bobcats are naturally drawn to the water — especially the cool, clear water of the San Marcos River.

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Bobcats love to stop and smell the gaillardias. Though you wouldn’t think it, Bobcats are naturally drawn to the water.

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The Bobcat is a type of cat with a bobbed tail and an affinity for maroon and gold. Larger than a house cat but smaller than a cougar.
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The Bobcat is a type of cat with a bobbed tail and an affinity for maroon and gold. Larger than a house cat but smaller than a cougar, it’s amazingly relentless.
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Bobcats in their natural habitat

Bobcats love to stop and smell the gaillardias. Though you wouldn’t think it, Bobcats are naturally drawn to the water — especially the cool, clear water of the San Marcos River.

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Fierce. Relentless. Ready.

The Bobcat is a type of cat with a bobbed tail and an affinity for maroon and gold. Larger than a house cat but smaller than a cougar, it’s amazingly relentless.

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Bobcats in Their Natural Habitat

Bobcats love to stop and smell the gaillardias. Though you wouldn’t think it, Bobcats are naturally drawn to the water — especially the cool, clear water of the San Marcos River.

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Bobcats love to stop and smell the gaillardias. Though you wouldn’t think it, Bobcats are naturally drawn to the water — especially the cool, clear water of the San Marcos River. If you look closely, you might spot one chatting with an elusive mermaid!

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Bobcats in their natural

The Bobcat is a type of cat with a bobbed tail and an affinity for maroon and gold. Larger than a house cat but smaller than a cougar, it’s amazingly relentless

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Bobcats wander far and wide and have been spotted across the United States and around the world. You can recognize a Bobcat by its confident swagger.

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Bobcats love to stop and smell the gaillardias. Though you wouldn’t think it, Bobcats are naturally drawn to the water — especially the San Marcos River.

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Bobcats leap into action

The Bobcat is a type of cat with a bobbed tail and an affinity for maroon and gold. Larger than a house cat but smaller than a cougar, it’s amazingly relentless.