Re: MOUNTAIN LION - TAYLOR COUNTY - 01/29/2004:09 PM
Saw the story - the area where shot is approximately 30 miles from where I hunted for many years, and about 65 miles from my place in Brown County. I have never seen a mountain lion in the wild, and all info 3rd hand, but was told a cub was hit on a FM road about 3 miles from my place a few weeks ago. A neighbor swears he drove into his ranch and had two sitting on the road as he turned a corner near his house. And I believe there were reports of a ML on trail cam in Mills County a year or two ago.
They are out there - as more confirmed and if the range is as broad as reported, I am starting to believe the reports I keep hearing in my vicinity. Good news - they are pretty elusive and seem to avoid human contact when possible.
Re: MOUNTAIN LION - TAYLOR COUNTY - 01/29/2007:42 PM
Originally Posted by Buzzsaw
am i alone wishing they just got trail cam footage?
I have zero issues with those that shoot cougars, but for me, probably not happening unless I felt a threat. Just me, and to each his own, but I have no interest in hunting bears, cats, etc. Again, if a threat, different story.
Also, if I shot one, my wife would REALLY be ticked at me...
Re: MOUNTAIN LION - TAYLOR COUNTY - 02/01/2012:55 AM
Originally Posted by BrangusVA
Originally Posted by Dragonuv
There’s a few of them around Abilene. We damned near got attacked by one a few years ago outside merkel.
No you didn't.
And how do you know this? It's more than a little impolite and simply bad form to refute another person's statement without so much of a shred to support yours.