New Hampshire wildlife
Eastern bobcat
Lynx rufus
A stealthy winter hunter, its tufted ears and short tail are unmistakable.
See the Eastern bobcat up close
Best months
Jan · Feb · Mar
Typical timing is early morning or late afternoon; check the official New Hampshire Fish and Game reports for recent sightings.
Where to look
White Mountain National ForestPawtuckaway State Park
Conservation status
Stable, widespread across New Hampshire forests
Good to know
What do bobcat tracks look like in snow?
Bobcat tracks are about 2 inches across, round, with four toe pads and no claw marks; they often show a direct register where hind foot lands in front track.
Are bobcats common in New Hampshire?
Yes, bobcats are fairly common across New Hampshire, especially in forested areas with abundant prey.
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