mercer lawing
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So- if bobcats can go long periods without a drink then would it be possible for them out in this desert to survive only drinking during the monsoon (late summer) and then in a normal year in late winter? These two periods being the only time we normally get rain. Drinking from puddles in the rocks and such. How about when they kill a chukar or quail? Those birds can have a half ounce (?) or so in them when coming off springs
We average 4 inches of rain per year and often during dry periods it will not rain for 18 months or so.
If not- then tell me why the trail cams on the water holes show very few cats with respect to how many get harvested in the same area?
Just rambling, ML
We average 4 inches of rain per year and often during dry periods it will not rain for 18 months or so.
If not- then tell me why the trail cams on the water holes show very few cats with respect to how many get harvested in the same area?
Just rambling, ML
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