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Lynx avoidance [PDF] - Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

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and wolves). <strong>Lynx</strong> and bobcats travel and hunt with adeliberate and methodical walking pattern, rarelybounding unless chasing prey.<strong>Lynx</strong> tracks areapproximately 3–3¾inches long and 3½–4½ inches wide indirt and up to 4½inches long and 5inches wide in snow.Bobcat tracks areapproximately 1¾–2½ inches long and1¾–2½ inches widein dirt and up to 2½inches long and 2¾inches wide in snow.Both bobcats andlynx have 4 toe padson the front and hindfeet. Claw markstypically do notshow as they do withcanids. Because lynxhave more hair ontheir feet, their toepads are usually lessdistinct than the toepads <strong>of</strong> bobcats.<strong>Lynx</strong>BobcatMontana FWPTracks are shown with shadedarea representing impression <strong>of</strong>hair in the snow.11

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