I have no desire to shoot one; don't eat it don't shoot it I guess. I've seen a number of them while deer hunting, always a highlight. One December morning a few years ago I was hunting northern Wis after a 2-3" snowfall. The temp was about 5 degrees or so. Found an area where the snow was all torn up with deer hair and deer tracks everywhere. Found one big patch of deer hide that was about 6" x 10" and a set of bobcat tracks leaving the area, but no bobcat tracks entering. The only thing I can think is that the bobcat stayed up in a tree overnight and nailed the deer as it walked under the tree he was in. No blood, but lots of hair and deer tracks. It looked like it must have been quite a fight. The bobcat went hungry, but I was thinking how cold that deer must have been with all that hide missing.
Dave