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Story summary
- The New Mexico Department of Wildlife warns Catron County residents after aggressive wildlife near the Gila Wilderness.
- A bobcat and a fox approached hikers and campers in the Gila Wilderness, raising rabies concerns.
- In March, a bobcat in Sierra County tested positive for rabies.
- Rabid animals may appear aggressive or tame.
- The department advises reporting sick wild animals to local authorities and provides safety recommendations to protect families from rabies.
