Anybody have any video of a bobcat working a toilet area?
I have observed how barn cats work their own toilet areas. Age seems to be a factor in time spent at their toilet.
So if making a set using bobcat scat, how does a bobcat react to an unfamiliar cats toilet area? Should trap be heavily guided? What distance from the scat should trap be placed?

no popcorn left from the rub set

I figgered I would at least get some response, even one like this...




Reckon I'll try the archives.

You got it staton! Proof where feet go

Savell is the height on your pine straw backing critical or are you just giving him a smooth runway to sniff and go?
Turds only or urine/gland use?

...I want the cat on the trap side of the turds so the raked up pine straw needs to help accomplish that....a couple pinecones to keep it off the sides....and a smooth area over the trap...gland lure on the turds.....trying to catch him if he just sniffs....and give him room to turn around and back up to it, if he’s lucky enough to get that far

Is that a walk-through with scat added?

...it’s just a bobcat set....call it whatever you want

....all land sets except blind sets boil down to attracters and a trap.....it’s the trappers job to get a foot on the pan....lots of different ways to accomplish that

I remember in wy on a new place I thought this spot in a cedar draw looked like a good spot for a cat set, few seconds later I got a strong wiff of cat urine, looked down and saw a toilet

Good looking set Savell.
If'n I was a cat, I'd bite.

I'm with Mark. Good lookin' set and thanks for posting the pic.

Same goes you J Staton!! lmao

Read the "trap placement at a rub set" thread, seemed like about 100% concurrence from everyone on the thread.

Ok, what do you guys do if he dont want to poop.