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I'm saying in places, due to enviroweenies, predators have lost the fear of man. This mountain lion would not have got that close to a house otherwise. My friends that live in the foothills of California have to make sure their pets aren't taken by coyotes, as has happened to neighbors. When I explained that a firearm would solve that problem they explained the huge fines and possible jail time associated with that action, thanks to the local environmentalist-passed laws. So, yes, I am.

I said that tongue in cheek. Yes, the predators are not afraid of man because they aren’t being actively hunted like in former days. Keep in mind that Leftists love predators whether it is the animal kind or the human kind. I would just love to put them in a room with a lion or wolf (or a blood thirsty tyrant) just see the reality up of what they are up close and personal.

Firearms take care of the problem pretty quick but can invoke all sorts of problems from the criminal justice system. For wolves I suggest taking a pack of Irish Wolfhounds for hikes in the areas where wolves are known to roam. For those big cats only firearms really are appropriate using the shoot, shovel and shutup method for disposal.