BOBCATS It’s baby season in the wild Urban sprawl in the DFW Metroplex continues, and our presence provides wild animals with all they need in order to survive and thrive: an urban ecosystem with plenty of food, water, and shelter. We need to be responsible for our behavior. We’re here to stay, and so is the wildlife! Conflicts will continue, but you can do a lot to reduce them. Bobcats in your neighborhood: bobcats do not attack people--bobcat attacks are virtually unknown;

I know this is always a very sensitive subject. The public is generally very divided on their views of this suburban predator. The reality is, they don't kill humans and there are many ways you can discourage them from roaming your property and attacking your small pets. I get many calls requesting our assistance to trap and remove bobcats. They are very common throughout DFW although many people never see these stealthy creatures. While we can and have trapped bobcats, I