How can a bobcat protect itself?
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I protect myself by staying inside when it's cold or rainy and I always wear sunscreen.\n\n:)
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Most often, especially for low speed applications, it is a matrix of carbon fibers in a foam substrate.  At higher speeds, carbon fiber composites can be used, but radar waves can even be reflected from insulating materials (due to the change in dielectric constant between air and the material).  Many of these things reflect very poorly, though.  Coating the front of your car would not likely help with the local police radar -- however.
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Do not attempt to remove them yourself.  In many parts of the US and elsewhere, they are a protected species.  Call a licensed wildlife rehabilitator to come remove them.  Look in your phone book or contact a local veterinarian to find the number to call.  The rehabilitator knows how to remove them without harming them and will relocate them to an area where they and people are much less likely to collide.
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rip em out and attack it with its own claws
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ok first , you might want a treestand. and public land ( aint good!!) then a 30-06 cuz itll take em down, ( shoot behind the front leg)
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The only "legal" way I can think of is run over them, but it's really hard to run over a turkey, especially if they are watching.  I've tried to run over a few, but they take off when they see a vehicle coming.  I know it's possible to do, though, because I have seen several on the side of the road.  I even cut a ten inch beard off of one.
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Their size and the size of the heard is their protection. Other than man they have no real natural predators. Although larger predators will try to pick off a stray calf they are not willing to take on a mother bison protecting her calf.
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go to your local hardware or lumber yard and purchase Builders Hydrated Lime sprinkel this  sorta heavy all under your house in shop areas etc. { this will not harm cats or dogs } rats and mice can not belch so when they get this on thier feet they will lick it off and go to water where they will die in a very short while. If it gets wet wait till ground is dry and put more out.
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to help prevents bugs from getting in
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Believe it or not, Jacks got a good idea, but if that isn't practical for you try this: get some hose and cut it into 3 and 4 foot lengths. Put them out in the field when not in play. They might believe the hose pieces to be snakes and not land there at all. This trick has acutally worked in some places. \n\nThere is an airport where a dog was employed to keep geese away from the end of the runway. It worked.
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heres where you can get a manual\n\nhttp://www.w7fg.com/search.php?find=Bearcat
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Sure, bobcats drink water. We have them here in NC, but we don't have any cacti. I would guess that they drink from a puddle or creek or something like that.
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as protection or security
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Keep him for yourself. I've heard a lot about how terrorists make great pets. You can train them to fetch, roll over, sit and play dead. They're REAL good at playing dead.
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I hunt mainly coon but my dogs of put up a few bobcat every season.  I've also hunted bear a few times.  I run one Bluetick, 2 redbones, and used to run two black and tans until a few weeks ago when my lead black and tan got hit and killed by a car.  Oh and I'm in the Big California.
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just get a habitrail and keep it as a pet.\nYou can nurse it back to health. It probably wont be able to survive long outside with the injuries it has sustained.\nI caught one once and kept it as a pet it was pretty cool.
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1. buy an insulating spray (the one used for cars is good)\n2. clean the metal bob, spary it well with the insulating spray and let it dry.\n3. rub the insulated bob with a sweater or on the carpet.