LMAO I assume that male bob cats are similar to male dogs in that they heist their hind legs and urinate on uprights to mark their teritory. Set out cedar or locusts posts around the perimeter and sprinkle powdered cayenne around the wax myrtles.

I agree. Also, I expect he would appreciate some dense foliage in the middle of his "territory" in which to hide or lounge. Florida anise is an evergreen and will do well in part shade. Maybe a circle or horseshoe shape of broomsedge will give him some privacy and I doubt even bobcat pee will kill it. It prefers full sun but will take part shade. Linda

I've never seen a cat of any type hike his leg to p. Most back up and spray, male and female, to mark territory boundaries. You should look around the park and bring in some dead fall limbs. Pile them up so you leave a hidey-hole space inside the pile for him to hide. Pile on some libs big enough for kitty to lounge on outside. Kitty will want to hide and sometines stand on top of the pile. Please keep us updated about kitty.

You might try a catnip plant or two. they may love it as much as domestic cats.
oakleif

There is a big cat rescue in Attalla, AL... Tigers for Tomorrow.I am a volunteer there. They have tigers, lions, cougars, and an African Serval (among other exotics). They may be able to advise you or to put you in contact with someone who can make environment suggestions.

Amy

Here is a link that might be useful: Tigers for Tomorrow

I have a better suggestion. Why not add the bob-cat to the collection at Attalla? I think it would be very appropriate to have a native among all the other examples of big cats.