Thats like reporting a UFO, there has just been too many reports of them not to consider it reality even if small populations spread out.
I've heard of them over in the Catskills too, northern end, same terrain to the east here, who really knows, but something to keep an eye out for.
An awesome creature, but I'm sure the first things that come to mind is personal safety and ones livestock. If one of those ever got in around here, with the deer populations, you wonder what would happen, would they take, keep the deer in check, wipe em out or what. + all the rabbits, 'chucks and other smaller mammals, certainly lots of prey around for them.
Bobcat had always been in the mountains, like the berkshires or over by the VT/Mass border, but like 6 years ago, during archery and I did not get a photo of it, a healthy bobcat was stealthily and very cautiously walking the edge of the corn and would jump or stop at literally nothing, was on edge, never saw me, could not believe what I was seeing, a cat 40-50 lbs.
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