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South Texas Cat Question #8781752 01/16/23 07:56 PM
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I was on the border of Duval and Webb County and saw a black cat with a long tail with white tip......Thoughts as to what it was?


-Not a Mountain Lion Size

-Not a Bobcat

-Seems like it could have been a Jaguarundi, but they seem rare

-Looked to be around 35-50lbs



It was 200-225 yards from me and was walking away when I spotted it driving to the blind.

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Jarmundi would be the most reasonable observation


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Originally Posted by BOBO the Clown
Jarmundi would be the most reasonable observation


or maybe a Jaguarundi

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What time of day did you see it?

We had a mountain lion around 2 weeks ago, it wasnt seen during daylight though.


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Re: South Texas Cat Question [Re: WESTTU] #8782739 01/18/23 02:26 AM
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Jaguarundi’s, Coatimundi’s & Ocelot’s are normal in S. Texas. Doesn’t mean you’ll see them regularly. But, sightings are not out of the question.


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Re: South Texas Cat Question [Re: Hudbone] #8782746 01/18/23 02:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Hudbone
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Jarmundi would be the most reasonable observation


or maybe a Jaguarundi


Well that’s a new auto correct for my phone.


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Originally Posted by BOBO the Clown
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Jarmundi would be the most reasonable observation


or maybe a Jaguarundi


Well that’s a new auto correct for my phone.

Did you lose the old auto correct and phone grin


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Originally Posted by NGHTTRN
What time of day did you see it?

We had a mountain lion around 2 weeks ago, it wasnt seen during daylight though.




It was about 3:45-4:00 as I was heading to the blind in the afternoon

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We hunt the area. Lots of bobcats and in spots lots of big feral cats. My money is on feral cat and your perception of the distance and size being off.


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Also I don’t know how long you got to look at it but over 200 yards, quick look headed away assuming no binoculars. I’d throw anything else black and white in there javelina skunk or badger.


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Originally Posted by redchevy
Also I don’t know how long you got to look at it but over 200 yards, quick look headed away assuming no binoculars. I’d throw anything else black and white in there javelina skunk or badger.


Had time, maybe 3-4 minutes.
Used binoculars.
Found cat [censored] and had a good point of reference as he was next to a tree/bush on the fence line.
Stepped it off at 205 where I think he was.

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