mountain lions in the eastern US

Seriously! Haha that would have been so cool to see! You better believe that would be in the back of my mind every time I needed to go to the shed...

 

It wouldn't though , I mean c'mon

 

That looks like one really well fed mountain lion.

 

Get real , cougar attacks on adult humans are extremely rare , add the whole " have to go through a glass sliding door first " circumstance to the scenario and I bet that chance falls to " never happened before " and that cat looks extremely healthy

 

Damn , that was easy , you feeling OK ?

 

Saw an acquaintance's trail cam a while back just outside of Northern VA and a mountain lion walked on by.

Matt

 

Big hoss: " I have to know if it's the real deal, I have a buddy that's an expert in this"

Lol they know experts for every single thing, whether it be civil war cannons or a clown costume

 

Just like I have a source but I can't disclose whom that source is.

 

Here's proof, even BigFoot chases cugars.

 

Are you a rancher ? Just wondering about the purpose of your hunt

or are we talking about 2 legged cougars ?

 

That's totally legit!

 

*sasquatch

 

They're going to have to bring in an expert who knows more about these types of things.

Expert - "Hmm, yes this is worth about $2000"

Pawn Star - "Best I can do is $5."

Matt

 

Wrong O , yeti are white and only found in Asia

 

Scientist found a yeti nest in the himalays recently. They found some of it hair and did genetic testing on it. I'm pretty sure it came from a primate if i remember correctly. Saw the stuff on a credible website from discovery channel i think.

 

http://www.oncamping.net/do-we-still-have-mountain-lions-in-the-great-smoky-mountains-national-park/
factual info-nice read

 

1920's
Selling cougars in a market (Image: Public Domain)pic
Selling cougars in a market (Image: Public Domain)

 

2 Legged.

Owning a Ranch would be cool, but I don't own one. There's not really ranch land in Greenbrier, TN.

 

I remember about 10 years there were a few sighting in Delaware, of all places. I think it was in White Clay Creek SP, which is a fair chunk of woods bordering on a pretty suburban area. I think fish and game decided that it was someone's pet cougar that escaped. But I suppose it's possible that one wandered down from some mountainous place.

I remember as a kid growing up in central NJ, aka MEGA suburbs, one time a black bear showed up and caused quite a ruckus. It was like front page new because we were pretty damn far from any suitable bear habitat.