Mountain Lion
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OK, now we had a bear eating out of a bird feeder in Albuquerque: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/bear-caught-on-camera-eating-from-bird-feeder-in-albuquerque-foothills/ar-AAYQitA?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=4a0afd67322f43f6b25393551ee4addb
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We have on that is very local I have to lock up my sheep nightly or I’ll lose one every single night.
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A mountain lion was videoed in some one’s backyard, they caught it as it was jumping the fence into the next yard.
bocephus looking for a pomeranian or french poodle for supper!!
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bocephus looking for a pomeranian or french poodle for supper!!
Steve Spencer I think I would keep my pets inside.
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These were taken in Northern Wisconsin during a 1 week hunt.
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These were taken in Northern Wisconsin during a 1 week hunt.
Cindy Bushar 0 That’s a big cat.
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These were taken in Northern Wisconsin during a 1 week hunt.
Cindy Bushar 0 man that outrageously huge
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These were taken in Northern Wisconsin during a 1 week hunt.
Cindy Bushar 0 I hope they kept some kitty-chops out of that big boy.
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Cindy Bushar 0 Holy cow that thing is huge, what did it weigh out at?
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Cindy Bushar 0 Holy cow that thing is huge, what did it weigh out at?
Not sure. This was one of the wolves they got that day also.
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Wolvers are an interesting one in my mind. My initial response to seeing that image is “oh no! a do!” but then I stop and think about it, take my bias out of the way and I 100% agree that they need to be managed. I’d be lying if I said I didn’t celebrate when reading Tex_77 Meat Matters post about the shipment of dogs getting stopped being sent to Korea or China to be eaten. Zero issues with cats because I’m not a cat person but I can see where cat people might have an issue with Mountain Lion hunting. You just have to get past that, realize that they are a wild animal that needs to be managed.
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Wolvers are an interesting one in my mind. My initial response to seeing that image is “oh no! a do!” but then I stop and think about it, take my bias out of the way and I 100% agree that they need to be managed. I’d be lying if I said I didn’t celebrate when reading Tex_77 Meat Matters post about the shipment of dogs getting stopped being sent to Korea or China to be eaten. Zero issues with cats because I’m not a cat person but I can see where cat people might have an issue with Mountain Lion hunting. You just have to get past that, realize that they are a wild animal that needs to be managed.
Jonathon You are right about management, if it wasn’t for hunting and fishing there would be no money available for all the cost of managing fish and animals.
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These were taken in Northern Wisconsin during a 1 week hunt.
Cindy Bushar 0 that is a monster lion
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bocephus Wow, that’s a bigun. If you had not have told us & not seeing the head, I would have about thought that was a cougar. We used to have one of those Mexican Mountain Lions/Black Cougars running around our place in Texas years ago, they can be frightful. The Bobcats though are usually not that big of a deal, but yours is big & healthy. Is the other video Monrovia California? If it is, wow again, because I am sure Monrovia has probably been eaten alive by LA now & that would be no place for Bobcats to be in the mix.
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