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Pretty cool. Have you seen any bigfoots too.......
i heard a foot this year no bs scary ... SHOOT IT LIZ!!!!
Quote from: DIYARCHERYJUNKIE on October 11, 2011, 01:48:44 PMi heard a foot this year no bs scary ... SHOOT IT LIZ!!!!What did he say?
No bigfoot in white salmon have seen a few women at the tavern that had me question it just joking ..
To my knowledge- there has never been a documented black cougar in North America. I heard a report of one this summer up here in PO county. There is a possiblity of a defect called melanism- that culd create a black coloration in a lion.
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Cougar Illustration of a black cougar, 1843[citation needed]There are no authenticated cases of truly melanistic cougars (pumas). Melanistic cougars have never been photographed or shot in the wild and none has ever been bred. There is wide consensus among breeders and biologists that the animal does not exist.[citation needed]
Quote from: WAcoyotehunter on October 11, 2011, 01:38:29 PMTo my knowledge- there has never been a documented black cougar in North America. I heard a report of one this summer up here in PO county. There is a possiblity of a defect called melanism- that culd create a black coloration in a lion. According to the National Geographic and the Atlanta zoo you are wrong.For many years people saw Black Panthers. They were even put on the endangered species list. It was thought to be in the Panther/Cougar family. Some thought they were Black Pumas (aka jaguars) like they have in South America. Then biologists got a hold of one. Later on DNA testing found that it was simply a cougar/mountain lion/catamount with a genetic skin disorder which someone previously mentioned as melanoma or something like that. Oh then they got a breeding pair which made a normal baby cougar. They are not on the endangered species list anymore since the "black panther" isn't a species.
Quote from: Curly on October 11, 2011, 10:34:14 AMPretty cool. Have you seen any bigfoots too....... I think someone isn't a believer
Sorry my bad I thought the Florida Panther was a cougar. Fine all Black Panthers are melanistic Florida Panthers. I bet no one here could tell the difference between a Florida Panther and a cougar though.
No such thing, All these supposed sightings but none have been killed or treed by dogs? It's just another myth.