Caught On Tape: Bobcats Roaming In Neighborhood
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Updated: 11:06 PM Jan 6, 2009
Caught On Tape: Bobcats Roaming In Neighborhood
A bobcat and her two kittens were spotted roaming around a Colorado Springs man's backyard and their visit is all caught on tape.
Posted: 6:27 PM Jan 6, 2009
Reporter: Lauri Martin
Email Address: lmartin@kktv.com
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Posted by: Jay Location: Rockrimmon on Jan 14, 2009 at 06:31 PM

These three cats are well known around here. Nice creatures that eat mice and rats and rabbits. contrary to the silly comment made by the brunette, the cats are not looking to capture pet dogs. These cats are prey animals to mountain lions, just like your housecat. They are no threat to kids, and the fact that an elementary school is nearby is irrelevant alarmis. (BTW, it's pronounced "elementary" not, "alimentary.)And if bobcats are "twice as big" as a housecat, it's a small housecat. These are lovely, peaceful animals and they enrich our neighborhood. Leave them alone please
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Posted by: NATIVE Location: COLORADO SPRINGS on Jan 7, 2009 at 03:02 PM

THESE ARE BEAUTIFUL ANIMALS. HOPEFULLY THERE WON'T BE ANY BLEEDING HEARTS THAT GET INVOLVED....LEAVE THE ANIMALS ALONE
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Posted by: Troy Location: Loveland, CO on Jan 6, 2009 at 08:36 PM

Hopefully parents of the schools' children don't panic and start crying for the removal of these cats. As with most of Colorado's wildlife, they're scared of people. Leave them be and appreciate their beauty.
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