Cougar kill in town Confirmed

[Jingles]

More like, under someones front porch where he is hunting. 

Wish I could hunt this one even if it is a youngster.  You would not believe the number of folks around here that don't get it that a cougar in town can be dangerous to pets and people.

[bearpaw]

They must think he is there for a walk in the park. 

Only three things matter in a predator's life, self preservation, sex, and food, judging form the porch light in the background, it appears the cat is not worried about being in town, and I doubt the cougar is interested in mating with your local huggers. 

[boneaddict]

I'm happy the school isn't there anymore, or I'd be a little more proactive.   I imagine that cat is living on housepets and roadkill.  Plenty of both I guess. 

[KFhunter]

archery?

[sebek556]

  nice tree stand, maybe a crossbow if your not a archery guy

[steen]

You might want to get on it with hunting that cougar cause I'm sure that unit is one the list to be closed due to quota met on the 1st!

[mountainman]

Happens in town there more then most people know. Remember bear in the trees above the duck, cougars up on Cassal. Lots of house pets dissappearing every winter right in town. Part of the territory of living up there

[boneaddict]

Did you know Ella Schroeder?  Carries Mom (married my brother David).   She used to make the pastries for the Burger Queen.  She was there one early morning as usual, and the doorknob was rattling, like someone was trying to get in.  These days, you pull a gun and shoot a Meth head.   Those days you let the person in. ANYHOW, she opens the door and here is a blackbear standing there licking the maple off of the door.  She must have taken something out to the trash (two day olds probably) and got some on her hand.    I still laugh at that.   and apparently the bear was so enamored with what was on the door knob or the smell coming out of the Bakery, dang if he just stood there.   Man I loved growing up there.   

Ironically one of my cougar stories revolves around her house on the back side of the river.  The gamies finally came and tranquilized them and moved them, after we watched them for a couple days hanging out on the ditch bank and her yard, they crossed the river and starting living in my moms barn.  Nothing like going out to feed the ponies, look up and there is a cougar standing there stairing at you.

[CAMPMEAT]

Run the cat over with your ATV....... Wouldn't that really irk the treehugers over yonder.....

[BOWHUNTER45]

Good job jings ....Got me a camera now and can not wait to put it out there ....maybe it will stop by 3 fingers to get a drink ...

[Heredoggydoggy]

Wow thats a big cat,also wow you can afford Marlboros LOL 

I used to get a kick out of the welfareites I saw around here...First of the month it was Steak and Eggs, coffee, and Marlboros.  By the end of the month it was a shared cup of coffee and a pack of GPC's.  The next month it would start all over! 

[mountainman]

Did you know Ella Schroeder?  Carries Mom (married my brother David).   She used to make the pastries for the Burger Queen.  She was there one early morning as usual, and the doorknob was rattling, like someone was trying to get in.  These days, you pull a gun and shoot a Meth head.   Those days you let the person in. ANYHOW, she opens the door and here is a blackbear standing there licking the maple off of the door.  She must have taken something out to the trash (two day olds probably) and got some on her hand.    I still laugh at that.   and apparently the bear was so enamored with what was on the door knob or the smell coming out of the Bakery, dang if he just stood there.   Man I loved growing up there.   

Ironically one of my cougar stories revolves around her house on the back side of the river.  The gamies finally came and tranquilized them and moved them, after we watched them for a couple days hanging out on the ditch bank and her yard, they crossed the river and starting living in my moms barn.  Nothing like going out to feed the ponies, look up and there is a cougar standing there stairing at you.

yes, I remember hearing that storiy! So many time like that! Buddy, you and I both were very fortunate to grow up in the Valley!!

[boneaddict]

INDEED, we were lucky.     

[wildweeds]

Bone,
I saw the same type of bear burglary in progress in Alaska at the cannery kitchen/cafeteria,Bear half through a screen door trying like heck to get in,the cook armed with a .45 in one hand and a broom in the other startled the bear and ran him off,the screendoor was ripped off and transported a good 30 feet down the road before it totally self destructed.My dads buddy was the cannery superintendant,the year before he let the air out of a black bear with his .357 when it tried to get snitty with him in the roadway by the kitchen.

Did you know Ella Schroeder?  Carries Mom (married my brother David).   She used to make the pastries for the Burger Queen.  She was there one early morning as usual, and the doorknob was rattling, like someone was trying to get in.  These days, you pull a gun and shoot a Meth head.   Those days you let the person in. ANYHOW, she opens the door and here is a blackbear standing there licking the maple off of the door.  She must have taken something out to the trash (two day olds probably) and got some on her hand.    I still laugh at that.   and apparently the bear was so enamored with what was on the door knob or the smell coming out of the Bakery, dang if he just stood there.   Man I loved growing up there.   

Ironically one of my cougar stories revolves around her house on the back side of the river.  The gamies finally came and tranquilized them and moved them, after we watched them for a couple days hanging out on the ditch bank and her yard, they crossed the river and starting living in my moms barn.  Nothing like going out to feed the ponies, look up and there is a cougar standing there stairing at you.

[boneaddict]

Little bigger than chasing down a raccoon.