I can't get the video portion to play at all, even with a newly updated Quicktime. I can hear the comments made by the guy filming it, but there's no picture at all, just a blank white screen. If I could get it to play using something other than Quicktime, I might be able to tell you, but for now, "Blank White Screen Cat" is all I see!

Sharon McKenzie

Defiantley a typical Bobcat. The video is of poor quality being it was done at night time. I am 99 percent sure that it is not a lynx even though you can not clearly see the "cat" he states he is in oklahoma, and lynx are mainly found in alaska,canada, and states that border canada. anyways hope this helped, and i'd be curious if that cat ever got something to eat? lol

sharon, I don't know about the program. I had to install it 3 times before I got it to work. Thanks for trying, though.

mister, I think a bobcat has a short tail and the one in the video has a long tail. I dont think he is big enough to be a mountain lion, and I dont see the tufts of fur around his face that is typical of a wild cat. Honestly I think he is just a well fed house cat. The cat leapt into a tree shortly after the video and that was the last he saw of him. I did hear from my cousin the next day, and he wasn't nibbled on at all.
I wonder if I can find OK DEC and see what they say. I am very interested because I live near the Adirondacks and big cats are a popular subject here.

It's felis domesticus.

Absolutely positively.

well good deal, better video would have been better, either that or im going blind, lol. i never saw a tail or couldnt hardly make out a face,lol. anyways it was a cat we all can agree!
Chris

lmao! someone with a sense of humor. love it. or, did i watch a different video?

fairy toadmother. I LMAO too but only because he was afraid of what I thought was a domestic cat, and he thought it was a wild cat that was going to eat him. Eithor was it is good for a good laugh!