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To: Smokin' Joe

Very difficult to hunt cougars without dogs.

Most people who have been near them never know they were being watched - unless they have been attacked.


85 posted on 11/10/2004 6:23:05 AM PST by ZULU (Fear the government which fears your guns. God, guts, and guns made America great.)
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To: ZULU
If they have a full belly and an escape route, they will usually leave. Otherwise, they can be trouble. I have only come 'face to face' with one in Nevada, and was thankful the windshield was there (it jumped the three lane wide rig road in one hop, with plenty of room to spare.)

A guy from another company came up on two who had very recently eaten the innards out of a deer, about 150 yards away, around the mountain from me. The cats left, but neither me nor another guy on the mountain saw them. We did find the kill, buried in leaves, 'cooking' in the heat. Pretty fresh.

IMHO, keep the kids inside, the pets (and their food) in at night, and a shootin' iron handy.

88 posted on 11/10/2004 6:32:48 AM PST by Smokin' Joe (I'm from North Dakota and I'm all FOR Global Warming! Bring it ON!)
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