I didn't think ferals and bobcats could breed

My limited research online seems to confirm that they cannot as their genetic makeup is not compatible for successful breeding. They have a full on bobcat.

My freshman year in college, a large group of us went to a party somewhere around the Tap. It certainly wasn't sorority row that's for sure. For some reason, our driver left without telling us. Being that there was no uber back then, we had to walk back. On the way home, we "collected" some items "somehow" - couple golf hole flags and a giant bobcat pelt (no idea where it came from). That pelt became the dorm leader's outfit whenever we had meetings (kinda like the conch in lord of the flies). We all signed our initials inside it (not our real names for obvious reasons) and then we handed it down to the next freshman class and asked them to do the same. My senior year, some fish barely 5 ft tall was wearing it at a party in my apartment. He looked like an Ewok from Return of the Jedi. It had a ton of new initials. Funniest thing I've ever seen. I ran into one of my old dorm buddies couple years later and he said it's still in the dorm. It's been a long time since then but I'm curious to know if it's still there.

We've done it...we've become the "Neighborhood" app!

My parents used to do that near Waco. They spent most evenings on the patio. My dad would toss the slices of old bread out into the back yard. The yard was heavily wooded and the areas surrounding the street they lived on were all wood (no homes/streets).

The foxes would come up and get the bread each night. If they ran out, they'd bark, then retreat while my dad tossed out more. It wasn't long before he was buying the bread for the foxes. BTW, my dad thought bread or cheese was perfect for every animal...I won't get into him taking me fishing, but it involved bread and cheese. If you sat still on the patio, the foxes would get within about 10'. Most nights there were 4-10 foxes visiting.