Reintroduce Jaguars to the United States

[cbond3318]

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  That pretty much sums it up!
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You know you’re frothing at the mouth to turn them pups loose on a Jaguar. 

[idaho guy]

 

  That pretty much sums it up!
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You know you’re frothing at the mouth to turn them pups loose on a Jaguar. 
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Who me ? Ok maybe just one time 

[LDennis24]

I thought I would revive this old thread with some interesting news...  they were spotted crossing the highway in Arizona at night.

[HighlandLofts]

Supposedly the state never transported any wolves in to Washington State to reintroduce them, they migrated here all on their own.
The wolves that came here are really a smart creature,  they installed radio collars on themselves so the State can follow their every move.
Then they spread almost all across the state into acknowledged wolf packs and unecknowleded wolf packs, plus they can transform into other spieces. Some one sees a wolf, takes a picture of catches it on a trail camera and the State says it's a family pet or a coyote.

If the wolves can reintroduce themselves then the jaguar can reintroduce themselves. Simple as that.

[boneaddict]

Someone treed one in Arizona a couple of weeks ago.   I can't remember what the source was that I saw it.   

If the wolves can reintroduce themselves then the jaguar can reintroduce themselves. Simple as that.

  sort of like Covid and what all of us tinfoil hat conspiracy theorists thought about the lab in Wuhan and our CIA working with CHina, LOL   (todays news)

[nwwanderer]

Warner Glenn bayed one in 1996 I think, has seen at least one other.  Macho B, a named Jaguar, was captured, drugged and died in 2009 with State involvement.  Many other sightings since

[LDennis24]

Yeah I saw another video of one in backyard on a ring cam in Arizona too but can't remember what site it was on

[Fidelk]

How about returning them to their natural habitat.......Florida/The Everglades/Swamps.......they even have wildlife highway crossing bridges for them.