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YouTube cat versus bear
I posted about the experience on the local community page on facebook. Most disbelieved me, except one neighbor who indicated that something had come over his wire fence the other night and ate most of two of his ducks.
Then the day after I posted another neighbor who lives about a mile up the road sent me this photo which she had taken with her cell phone earlier the same day I had my own encounter. The range was about 30 yards.
The U.S. government claims mountain lions are extinct everywhere East of the Mississippi River and have been for over a century.
Either that or the kitties didn't get that extinction memo
Kitties smarter than bureaucrats?...It could happen!
Interestingly, a considerable number of recent reports describe black mountain lions...especially in areas near the Great Lakes.
As far as I know, one has not yet been available for genetic testing.
There seems to be no mention of such critters in old accounts, including Indian lore.
Some speculate that a black panther at one time may have escaped captivity & bred with the indigenous mountain lion population.