Now, I can back that statement %1000. VERY unlikely!!!!!


Chupa

It looks like the black one laying down has a collar on!

Saw one this morning that had a collar, rabies tag, and a hartz flea and tick collar

cameron00 owns that one.

And you know this how?

Good one! It's on the cat's collar.

Did you get a picture of this? You know he will deny it if you don't have a pic.

nope .....you will need picture along with entire dna mapping sequence

Cameron, I'm going hunting for the Easter bunny in a few months, you want to go.

After that we can go find a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow and catch the leprachaun.

Then we can go shoot bigfoot on our way to catch the Loch Ness monster.

I can understand people being skeptical. I don't beleive in in most krap either - bigfoot, nessie, ghosts, etc. But I had a jaguarundi run out in front of me at 20 yards, middle of the day, stopped right in the middle of the road. My initial thought was a young black mountain lion. It was clearly not anything I had ever seen before. Long, low to the ground, very long tail. I have killed dozens of feral cats and bobcats and I wasn't drunk and had two eye witnesses with me. Seeing is believing. My guess is a lot of the "black planther" sightings is the same animal. And I know they are only thought to exist in small numbers on the border, but this was in Coleman County. I bet black panther thicket has a few of them running around. My hope is that the people that are the most skeptical and post "housecat", "dirty dog:, etc. have one run right in front of them. Then they can deal with everyone calling them a liar.

LMAO
I say we just start shooting black house cats and narrow down the odds of mistaken identity.

Try READING the text in your own link:


"Officials said the panther weighed 60 pounds and measured 3 feet. They also said it was declawed, which indicates that someone owned it as a pet."


Can you say "exotic pet"?