Do all three people DRINK the same hooch????

Someone's smok'n weed up in hur!

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Maybe it was this guy...

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Black Panthers are certainly real, my son is an Aransas Pass Panther.

Skinner im just gonna let you know your boy don't look black

You can tell when the hunting off season rolls around...

While I am the first to ‘doubt’ the existence of a melanistic cougar (AKA black panther), a sighting of a ‘black cat’ (other than a house cat) is NOT necessarily out of the question.

A dark colored ‘Jaguarundi’….viewed in low light conditions would indeed appear ‘black’ and would have a physique different enough from a domestic cat…..as to be readily apparent.



BUT, it would NOT be the same size as an adult cougar (even a juvenile), nor would it have a head proportional in size to that of a cougar.

Just the same, a brief sighting under poor conditions….might lead one to conclude they had seen a ‘black panther’.

The jaguarundi, though quite rare….. does occur in Texas, in a very limited scope.

http://tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wild/species/jag/

here's a track we found this week....... it looks BIG......



We did not see any sign of claws like a dog or coyote...... either a big Bobcat or a Cougar roaming the area....... Still trying to catch her on game cameras..............

Did I not just POST the only PIC we have....... will you only help out when we have her laid out and skinned???

Thanks for NO HELP with the print.........

This is why I HATE the INTERNET.... too many idiots without any real knowledge of the actual event............

Are you the pot or the kettle???

You did not see a 3ft long bodied black cat.......PERIOD!!!

No matter how much you want it to have been....IT WAS'NT.

Would very much like to see a better print, especially the 'pad'. The absence of claw marks can be 'telling' but depending upon soil conditions may or may not indicate a cat. Unless I am just not seeing it, I don't see the impression of the fourth toe...where three very distinct (and deep) toe marks exist? I don't understand the lack of a fourth impression?

The toe marks do look teardrop shaped and I could be convinced that the third toe (from the right) is actually the 'leading toe' (again consistent with a cat, right front paw), but I can't make out the shape of the 'pad' which would pretty much tell us if it was feline or not.

We do appreciate you checking back in and providing what you have at this point.

I think the 1 inch knife is throwing us off. IMO

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