Do bobcats and coyotes live in Connecticut?

Bobcats: Yes, bobcats are found in every county in Connecticut and were listed as a species of special concern until August 2020. The hunting and trapping of bobcats is currently prohibited in the state, except under permit for nuisance animals or for scientific purposes.

Coyotes: Yes, coyotes are also present in all of Connecticut's eight counties. These wild canines were not native to the state historically but gradually expanded their range. Coyotes are primarily nocturnal and adaptable, often found in various habitats, including forests, fields, and even suburban areas.