Lion?

Wish I had a better picture.

50/50

I’d say that’s definitely a lion,

Looks like a big cat to me also

I think it is a regular house cat .

I think bobcat.
Body doesn’t look as long as a lion to me, but could be wrong.

Yes

Bob

yup

cannot tell if it is a bobcat or lion.

Bobcat

I think I see just a little bit of tuft on that left ear, which makes me think bobcat.

Agreed. Big bobcat.

Bob

Ted


teddycat...
Using feeder as reference ta size cat might be 10-15ft away from feeder, big cat, not house, could be lion..

Short neck
Blunt face
Tuft
small ears

90% bobcat

If that's a bobcat, it's the first one I've seen with zero spotting or streaking in the fur. Perhaps it's pic quality but even some of the cheaper cams we've used would still pick that up. Covert is not a cheap cam either.

Bob

It’s a cat for sure. Mountain lion maybe, would need to see something for a scale.

Agree.

Bobcat.
Adios,
Gary

Ears look like bob, but it’s 50/50

No other pictures? Like of its tail?

Bobcats have pointed ears, mountain lions have round ears.

That is a bobcat, hopefully out trolling for some coons and rats around the feeder.

Likely a bobcat, possibly a big house cat.....lion? - Not a chance.

Yep

The price of the camera isn't really relevant here. It is a blurry, slightly over exposed IR B&W image of the top portion of a cat in motion, presented here at a reduced resolution. There are going to be troubles with seeing details.

I have killed cats with no spotting up top as well and no streaking that would be discerned with such an exposure.

Lion threads are getting almost as contentious as high fence threads.

Bob

This is a lion. That looks like a bobcat to me also.

friend of mine had pics of a bob cat that had none of the normal markings.

The problem with some cameras is you only get a picture like this and don`t get to see the whole animal. The cameras take a picture to quick.

Too quick depends on how quickly the animal is moving into frame. The solution to that is to have the camera take multiple images.

bobcat likely

I think it's a bobcat.