Felines

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I would venture to say that 90% of you so called hard core Dutchmen Hunters & 98% of you wannabes have never seen a mt. Lion, bobcat, & least of all an Mexican Black Panther (4 legged lol). The red skins called them GHOST WALKERS. Over 40 years ago I made my dinner from a young deer yearling keeping only the back straps knowing the rest would provide nourishment for the local varmin. Within 12/15 yards away black body yellow eyes & a growl I will never forget. A Mexican black panther I did what I had to do. believe or leave. Bless your ?? Sorry this was not in the SUPES.

 

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[smokeythecat]

I'm on the East Coast. A mountain lion lives not all that far from here. I cut down the big trees and bushes near the house to avoid giving it a stalking area. If it's in the lawn when I get home, I tear off across the huge lawn with the car to chase it in the woods.

I have no interest in any lost mine, anywhere, or legends thereto.

 

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Are you sure its a Mt. lion & not a hybrid house cat just asking BLESS

 

[smokeythecat]

Chased it across the yard with my Impala. Was only 75-100' away. Big tan sucker, LONG tail, three-four times as big as a bobcat, maybe a little larger. It was stalking 5 deer who had run to my house for protection - like I'm going to let them in - not! We have bobcats here too. I had to take the bird feeder down. The bobcat was using it as a snack dispenser. Those things move like greased lightning. I have seen the mountain lion more than once, as has a friend of mine. It's tracks are HUGE. I have a Maine Coon cat that's 28 pounds. He is tiny compared to this critter.

 

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wow good old moon shine amazing . bless

 

[against the wind]

Well, I haven't seen any Mountain Lions up here in the Pennsylvania Wilds, but some say that they have been spotted. The Pennsylvania Wildlife & Game Commission says that there are no Mountain Lions in Pennsylvania but then goes on to say that there is a $9,000.00 fine for killing one.

 

[G.A.P.metal]

I would venture to say that 90% of you so called hard core Dutchmen Hunters & 98% of you wannabes have never seen a mt. Lion, bobcat, & least of all an Mexican Black Panther (4 legged lol). The red skins called them GHOST WALKERS. Over 40 years ago I made my dinner from a young deer yearling keeping only the back straps knowing the rest would provide nourishment for the local varmin. Within 12/15 yards away black body yellow eyes & a growl I will never forget. A Mexican black panther I did what I had to do. believe or leave. Bless your ?? Sorry this was not in the SUPES.

Sounds like a Ferry Tale ...does mommy know your on the computer sonny ?

 

[Tpmetal]

Well, I haven't seen any Mountain Lions up here in the Pennsylvania Wilds, but some say that they have been spotted. The Pennsylvania Wildlife & Game Commission says that there are no Mountain Lions in Pennsylvania but then goes on to say that there is a $9,000.00 fine for killing one.

most of the sighting of the ones in pa or ny areas are just mountain lions passing through looking for new territory.

 

[G.A.P.metal]

We have then around here for years now red wolf too, a couple of farmers see them...have paw prints in my creek.

 

[littlehugger]

Wild animals are adapting more and more with life close to man.
I live barely outside Baltimore City, and we often see deer on the fields of the local high school and golf course. We had a deer killed at a major intersection where the vultures gathered while traffic slowed and gawked. We have a hawk that settles on the power wires at the far end of our property at dusk to hunt rodents.
I see more wildlife now then when I was younger and living in a more rural area.

 

[owlcreek]

He didn't see me first.

 

[owlcreek]

And he seen me to late