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Re: Another Cougar Came Back
« Reply #45 on: October 26, 2017, 03:38:01 PM »
Did you confirm it was a single lion that did the killing?  Just the killing and not feeding makes me lean towards a pair or two of juveniles.  I would be interested to hear what others think.  Especially @WAcoyotehunter @bearpaw and @Machias who have run hounds and seen a lot of lions.

It's not at all unusual for 1 lion to kill multiple sheep or goats. It's like turning a house cat loose on a family of mice, they can't stop, they will likely kill every mouse they see, same with sheep and goats and lions.
Is that more common to a younger cat honing his skills by killing like it's still a game?
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