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A local family found real wildlife on their doorstep.
Ken and Nan Greshowak of Duluth took pictures of the cat outside their home on North Shore Drive. Minnesota’s DNR has confirmed they have a picture of a young bobcat. It has it’s distinctive tail, dark feet and the short tassels on it’s ears.
The DNR said the bobcat population appears to be stable or growing thanks to milder winters.
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