For the third time since 2018, there is an attempt to greenlight bobcat hunting in Indiana. A new bill directs the DNR to establish a hunting season.

For years, efforts to allow hunting and trapping of bobcats in Indiana have proved unsuccessful.

Despite their evasive nature, bobcats are more common in Wisconsin than many people think. In fact, experts say they're found in all 72 counties.

Including zero. With the bill now signed into law, DNR will work on deciding what the first bobcat hunting season in 2025 will look like and what the method of take will be along with the bag limit.