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To: girlangler

Yes...It’s known that relocating lions doesn’t work but there are more and more of these types like Churchill working for F & W agencies.

Several months ago a lion came into a residential neighborhood in Duarte (So CA which is near where I was raised) and decided he wanted a residents dog for a meal which he promptly did.

The next day the spokesman for CA Dept of F & G said it was nothing to worry about because the cat has moved on.

This guy is either the best psychic in the country or as big an idiot as Churchill, I’m betting on the latter.


37 posted on 05/20/2008 12:36:54 PM PDT by jazusamo (DefendOurMarines.org | DefendOurTroops.org)
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To: jazusamo

Seems to me the best solution is hound hunting, with an extended “pursuit only” season.

Not only does it keep the population under control but it teaches the cats to fear the sound of barking dogs. Tends to keep them out of neighborhoods.


54 posted on 05/20/2008 3:13:56 PM PDT by Ramius (Personally, I give us... one chance in three. More tea?)
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To: jazusamo
Mountain Lions are territorial animals, they mark and hunt within a very large, but defined space. The lion didn't move on anywhere.
74 posted on 05/20/2008 7:04:02 PM PDT by Vince Ferrer
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