https://www.wthr.com/article/life/animals/dnr-bobcat-sightings-reported-in-nearly-all-indiana-counties/531-85b9261b-e743-47fc-82b9-101ff49e03a1
INDIANAPOLIS — It's official. Bobcats are back in Indiana. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources says they've had Hoosiers in almost every Indiana county report a sighting. Bobcatsare more common in the southern and west-central portions of the state, like one sighting that was caught on camera in Sullivan County.

https://www.in.gov/dnr/fish-and-wildlife/wildlife-resources/animals/bobcats/
Bobcats have been reported from almost every Indiana county but are most common in southern and west-central Indiana. A study conducted by the DNR in south-central Indiana revealed that bobcats are capable of dispersing up to 100 miles from where they were born. The DNR collects reports of bobcat sightings, trail-camera photos, and mortalities.

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The Indiana Department of Natural Resources said Hoosiers in almost every Indiana county report a bobcat sighting recently.Bobcats are more common in the sou

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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — Bobcat sightings in the greater Fort Wayne area are becoming more and more common. Geriann Albers, a Furbearer Biologist for the Indiana Department of Natural Resources

https://www.purdue.edu/fnr/extension/bobcat-basics-indianas-only-native-wild-cat-wild-bulletin/
Bobcats have been reported from almost every Indiana county but are most common in southern and west-central Indiana. A study conducted by the DNR in south-central Indiana revealed that bobcats are capable of dispersing up to 100 miles from where they were born. The DNR collects reports of bobcat sightings, trail-camera photos, and mortalities.

https://www.wthitv.com/news/more-reports-of-bobcat-sightings-across-indiana/article_4c3a2d12-0eeb-11ee-a926-e742c994a026.html
INDIANA (WTHI) - You might think it's rare to see a bobcat, but the Indiana Department of Natural Resources says they have collected a fair amount of reports of sightings in recent years. These native wildcats are common in southern and west central Indiana, but now more people are seeing them on surveillance video.

https://www.morgancountycorrespondent.com/articles/featured-stories/bobcat-numbers-rebound-in-county-state/
Exact numbers of bobcats are hard to determine, but reported sightings are on the rise, and the animals now have been reported in nearly every Indiana county. This apparent rebound is largely the result of positive shifts in land conservation and management practices in both the public and private sectors, Albers noted.

https://www.grandviewoutdoors.com/predator-hunting/dnr-bobcat-sightings-on-the-rise-around-indiana
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana wildlife officials say bobcat sightings are on the rise and the state could someday allow a limited fur-trapping season for the wildcats. Bobcats were classified as endangered from 1969 until 2005, when they were removed from Indiana's endangered species list. WRTV-TV reports the state Department of Natural

https://www.purdue.edu/fnr/extension/increase-in-bobcat-sightings-in-indiana/
There has been an increase in bobcat sightings throughout central Indiana, namely Hamilton County, according to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. Bobcats are not dangerous to the public, but beware of them while driving as there have been more "roadkill" cases involving these nocturnal animals. While bobcats were endangered from 1969

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Updated:10:39 AM EST November 20, 2014. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Indiana wildlife officials say bobcat sightings are increasing and the state could someday allow a limited fur-trapping season for the

https://www.duboiscountyherald.com/news/local/dnr-bobcat-sightings-on-the-rise-around-indiana/article_03b402f9-34aa-5cce-bf42-11fa6ce68dd0.html
The DNR reports this is the third bobcat that has been trapped or hit by a vehicle in Dubois County in roughly two weeks. Photos courtesy DNRDNR Officer Mike Kellner posed with a bobcat that was hit by a vehicle and killed north of Jasper on County Road 500N on Wednesday morning.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/rules-for-new-bobcat-hunting-or-trapping-seasons-in-indiana-to-be-finalized-by-next-summer/ar-AA1n8vxq
The law say DNR must finalize those rules by July 1, 2025, which means the possibility of hunting or trapping seasons opening in the second half of next year. Season dates and what methods will be

https://a-z-animals.com/blog/bobcats-in-indiana-types-where-they-live/
The DNR compiles reports of fatalities, trail camera images, and sightings of bobcats. The yearly Archer's Index, in which amateur deer bow hunters describe the number of hours they spent hunting and the species they encountered, also collects reports on bobcat sightings. Bobcat occurrence in some regions is also documented by citizen science

https://dailyjournal.net/2022/06/27/bobcat-sightings-reported-in-johnson-county/
Bobcats are most commonly seen in southern and west-central Indiana, although they've been spotted in almost every Indiana county, a map of sightings reported to DNR shows. Bobcats stand about

https://www.wthr.com/article/life/animals/kosciusko-county-trapper-bobcat-indiana-dnr/531-46904f0c-826f-4ba9-be85-a2408e41b72c
Updated:10:02 PM EST December 13, 2021. KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, Ind. — A conservation officer helped free a bobcat caught by a young northern Indiana trapper Monday morning. (NOTE: The video in the player above is from an unrelated story from Oct. 2017.) Indiana DNR officers responded to a callby the boy, who had set the trap to catch coyotes, but

https://www.trappersreport.com/story/Recent-bobcat-sightings-in-Bloomington-arent-out-of-the-ordinary
But according to officials from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, these sightings aren't unordinary. DNR Furbearer Biologist Geriann Albers said it's normal to see bobcats both in the woods and near residential areas. Albers said bobcats are common around southern Indiana, and the bobcat population is denser in Monroe County

https://www.in.gov/dnr/fish-and-wildlife/wildlife-resources/animals/report-a-mammal/
The report form allows you to submit a photo or brief video to help document the observation. Media of the animal observed would be most useful, though DNR biologists can examine evidence left by the mammal too (tracks, scat, or other signs). Completion of this form is voluntary. Data submitted may be shared within DNR and partners with the

https://www.heraldbulletin.com/sports/rick-bramwell-column-indiana-bobcat-sightings-continue-to-climb/article_bb62a9e4-3d25-11ea-a48c-2f6397af5f08.html
The DNR annual bow hunter surveys have archers seeing more bobcats every year since 2000. The survey asked the hunter to list all wildlife observed. The sightings rates are right there with

https://www.tn.gov/twra/wildlife/mammals/large/black-bears.html
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