I know 2 police officers that watched one at different times at Lake Grapevine

When are you going to post evidence of the female with offspring?

57 posts, at least 50 of them are on cougar threads and has posted about being on cougar-specific forums as well. Clearly a mountain lion enthusiast, and that’s OK.

Mt lion enthusiast. That's a good way of putting it. Native cats of all kinds really. I have very few post because I don't comment unless I have knowledge on the subject

Knowledge? You mean you know everything there is to know about it.

I don’t have proof. I was there. I guess that makes me a liar, huh?

Absolutely not

I haven't called anyone a liar. I'm sure you believe it

Dude, just stop digging…

I personally saw one last year crossing my field when I was working my beehives. I called the GW that has property next to mine and had cattle on it to let him know. His response was "Not Again!!"

That was in Fannin Co near Bailey.

Some folks have seen one around Helotes recently. This happens every few years, then the lion moves on. Folks can get pretty excited about it.

They saw the mountain lion again. 6 days prior and 20 miles away in Lake Dallas.

I wonder how fast he got his bike going before being run down by the cat.

Thanks for the post. Be careful out there.

How did it cross the lake so fast?

Actually, it is entirely possible it is a second mountain lion.

Where there is one, there is another.

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I love this stuff.

BTW

I'm the one who knows everything

And you have actually camped out in a tent no less. You're like Tom Landry and Daniel Boone all rolled into one.

Lol

I love that the TPWD bulletin specifies that there has never been a fatal attack by a WILD mountain lion in Texas. I bet there is a good story there somewhere.

I live between Hillsboro and Itasca. When I was working, I'd leave at 5:30a.m. Have seen many bobcats here and twice have seen a cougar going from the pasture next to me to the one across the road. Amazingly fast too. A friend of mine has 2 sections of land in Woodbury and has hunted deer there since the 70's. He has one of the best pics from his game camera of a huge cougar in the Aquilla bottoms.
An old lady named Mazy from Peoria had a hide on her wall from a cougar she shot while it was mauling her calf not 30 yards from her front porch.
yeah, they are here and Triton$ can pound sand.

Lmao. Lots of people make those claims. It is odd very very few can ever back them up

I'm curious why some people think it's a good idea to report a mountain lion kill to TP&W? With animal right groups like this, it seems foolish to do so. A lot of people want an outright ban on lion hunting/trapping in texas.

https://mountainlion.org/2024/05/31/one-small-step-for-mountain-lion-protection-in-texas/