This was a mountain lion. Not a black panther.
Cost you $20 and a trip to the clinic for penicillin?
My pond is 2 miles from Red River. I was finding large cat tracks 1 to 3 times a year. I have lost 2 calves and found tracks and blood.
Ex-S-i-L was riding 4-wheeler, went towards pond. Came back in hurry, saying there was a huge black panther on the dam.
I rode down the fence line and circled toward the pond. A very dark colored mountain lion was under the trees, watching me.
As soon as I stopped and started to draw my sidearm, it ran across the dam and down a draw. Never got a shot off.
Son got a couple of Pyrenees and we haven't seen tracks on 3 years.
Local GW has confirmed mountain lions moving along Red River and around the WMA.
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Hell no - we've been together for 30 years.
I always bring a camera or 2 with me in the woods. Never know when you will see big foot
We have Mountain lions and they are protected species, they are also called Cougars but they are tan with small heads hear. They species, along with others were wiped out during the settlement of the prairies and the lions/cougars re-established themselves on their own. At 10 in a leakey army pup tent next to a river full of water moccasins, the sound of a Cougar in the middle of the night will make you blame the puddle in the tent from the leak on the other side of the tent. Ha.
Sprouts and whole foods are my favorite hunting grounds for cougars and trophy wives.
No trophy wives. If their hubby can't afford them, neither can I.Sprouts and whole foods are my favorite hunting grounds for cougars and trophy wives.
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