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What $500 looks like in N. Idaho

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Adam J. McCleod
Adam J. McCleod
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$500 in a paper sack or the kitty gets it!
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Yes details? wt? ect.?ect.?
If that cat was a tom, and over 42" long from nose to the base of the tail, he'd be pushing $800. That's green, not tanned.
Not a bad start for opening day.
Adam J. McCleod
It was caught in a foot trap. Dispatched with the Ruger. At about 3 feet. Complete pass through. See the red spot on the cat's chest?
Adam J. McCleod
Not especially rare...fur density is what pulls top dollar. See the width of that white belly?
Adam J. McCleod
Adam J. McCleod
Colorado is a live trapping only state. Cage traps only. The hides are worth good money.
Adam J. McCleod
I agree, but I'm selling, not buying. Buyers dictate the market...
Adam J. McCleod
"The Un-Tactical"
Con-CAT-ulations, even? :tooth:
Never got a bobkittie before. There are many in western SD.
I thought coloration and spotting had a lot to do with it also ?
Congratulations to him.......I did want to see that post about what Ginger looks like
don't make me have to go out there!
Yes coloration and spotting are really important, as is size. The belly is what sells the cat. Longer, wider, whiter, and clarity of spots. The genetics of bobcats in the western states are superior to the rest of the country, at least in the fur market.
The kid informed me that the cat in the first post will only get $425-$450. He said I was being overly optimistic for a female cat.
Ginger never showed at my bait pile this season. There was a couple youngsters hitting it regularly, after dark.
Adam J. McCleod