Oh, please! I am sick of the politically correct idea that mountain lions, wolves, etc., should be protected because their nature is NOT to attack people. In some places, the DNR has planted wolves and made it illegal to shoot them because they are “not a threat to people.” Interestingly enough, when one wondered into the Chicago area they killed it. Evidently wolves are a threat to city people but those in rural areas should have no problem with wolves running around THEIR back yard because they are no threat to rural folks. If you shoot a wolf, they will prosecute you harder than if you shot another human being.
“What’s that noise?”
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Uh, because it’s a predator? They’re not fluffy bunny cartoon characters, those mountain lions.
Maybe the cat was hungry?
I know chainsaws, they are an awesome weapon. I mean literally Awesome.
Poor little starving kitty. Hmmm. Why didn’t dad go for his sidearm during the staring contest? The morals of the story are: never bring a chainsaw to a gunfight...and s.s.s.
Wildlife officials are trying to determine why a mountain lion attacked a Colorado man
Why?
Will it make a difference?
Are they attempting to design a class for errant cougars?
How will they determine the why?
Does the word WILD have meaning anymore?
I want to go on but as in this case, what would be the point, because the point has already been OBE.
And they're scratching their head as to why it attacked the guy?
Hey, “wildlife officials” there is nothing to determine.
Mountain lions/cougars are PREDATORS.
They see humans ALL HUMANS — even their own personal security force (wildlife officials) — AS PREY.
“Dustin Britton, a 32-year-old mechanic and ex-Marine from Windsor, Colo”
...”ex-Marine”?! No such thing. The arugula eating, cross dressing pansie that wrote this should spend less time getting his nails done and more time learning more about why he’s not speaking german or japanese right now.
Why would a man use a chainsaw to attack a mountain lion? Wouldn't it just be easier to shoot the animal from a distance?
Ever tried to conceal carry a Stihl?
Forget the chainsaw. Use the boomstick instead.
Wow, that’s some heavy equipment to take camping. A chainsaw?
