A 50lb meat eating cat sounds like something I don't want crapping beside a box in my house.
If the tail was very long and very bushy, it could be a cacomistle. The name translates into someting like "half-mountain lion" because of its feline looks, but it is actually of the racoon family and therefore nocturnal. It looks a cougar cub from a distance, and moves much like a cat. They are infrequently seen around the Wichita Mtns, where their long tail and catlike movements often lead them to be described as a cougar cub.
Does anyone know where i can buy one of these savannah cats.
http://www.savannahcat.com/public/index.php
Just pulled this off google, they have some links for Oklahoma.
Search YouTube there are some cool bids of them
Just pulled this off google, they have some links for Oklahoma.
Search YouTube there are some cool bids of them
It would be cool to have rescue panther in the bedroom. It would be comforting to know that he's there staring at you all night.
http://youtu.be/xH_d8ymHwxo
I dont see why domestic cats and a bobcat couldnt cross.
Nope the tail was long but sleek like a house cat. Folks many, many moons ago I used to work for Carson And Barnes Circus, I have also been around more then a few with the animal rescues. I do know a big cat when I see one and this was a cat of some kind. Fairly sure that it was a cross between a bobcat and a domestic. The way it acted I feel it was somebodies pet at one time, and no if I ever see it again I am not grabbing it or killing it. If it wants to come to me, I will let it, but I will have protection on hand just in case.
RickN said:
What are you gonna do screw it? I couldn't resist lol.
Yeah I'm thinking an Ocelot. We had one stalking our property in Texas.
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Another possibility would be a jaguarundi. They can be black, gray, brown, tan, or even reddish in color. Different colorations on the face and dark and light spots are common. They look very otter-like and long tail and short legs.
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Another possibility would be a jaguarundi. They can be black, gray, brown, tan, or even reddish in color. Different colorations on the face and dark and light spots are common. They look very otter-like and long tail and short legs.
