Humm, wonder where they are dispersing from? Perhaps the mothers care?

Just because TP&W says they are not there does not make it true.
You ever seen one Triton?
Ever hunted them, had to pull traps because of one moving into your trapping area so you didn't have to release it?
Do you know what mt lion sign looks like?
Can't say that we've found any kills on the ranch but have taken 2 mt lions so far and probably take one this year too.

This is not a bobcat track.

I don't mind being called out. It's not just my claim. It's also TP&W claim and the lack of confirmed sightings and evidence backs it up. I actually expected a hunting group to have more wildlife knowledge than what I am seeing on here

Good map, George.

I clicked on the 10 year. Collin and Hunt counties have sightings. In Fannin, I don't have any sightings, but we did see tracks. About 3 miles, as the crow flies, from my gates.

Rule #1 Never walk away from your rifle.
Rule #2 Always have your pistol on you in case you break Rule #1.

“They aren’t here” is an absolute statement. It’s not true. They may not be as plentiful as feral house cats but they are here. Why you keep trying to back that absolute claim is beyond me. They are here. I know it, you know it, everybody knows it.

“They aren’t here” is an absolute statement. It’s not true. They may not be as plentiful as feral house cats but they are here. Why you keep trying to back that absolute claim is beyond me. They are here. I know it, you know it, everybody knows it.

Well said.

No they aren't. There are only 2 breeding populations in Texas. South Texas and Trans Pecos. The only ones in North Texas or East Texas are extremely rare dispersing males just wandering through.

That’s simply not true. I know for a fact they’ve been living and breeding in Parker County.

So a female with offspring living in the county means less than your all-knowing opinion?

Parker County. Try to keep up. This was several years ago. You obviously don’t realize this, but you don’t know everything.

Yes, our own eyes have lied to us. I should just listen to the random internet expert.

Good map, George.

I clicked on the 10 year. Collin and Hunt counties have sightings. In Fannin, I don't have any sightings, but we did see tracks. About 3 miles, as the crow flies, from my gates.

Rule #1 Never walk away from your rifle.
Rule #2 Always have your pistol on you in case you break Rule #1.

Parker County. Try to keep up. This was several years ago. You obviously don’t realize this, but you don’t know everything.

It shows Dallas county had 1 in the last 10 years also.

No there wasn't a female with offspring in Parker county

You must be trolling. Nobody can possibly be that arrogant about something they can’t possibly know for certain.

Based on his handle I'm guessing a TFF refugee.