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Mountain Lion On The Loose In Independence, KY???

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Cougar spotted in Anderson County. Hide all your cheap bourbon, cigarettes and 80's model Z-28 Camaros as it is attracted to these things. No one setting traps for it though, officials are hoping it will leave on it's own.

 

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I would have drawn the limit at this, a man has to have his limitations. :lol2:

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I missed this one, expected it to be in the Outdoors Forum.

The outdoor cougar you are probably right...the indoor cougar though, the ones lawnboy so fondly remembers...that's another story.:lol2:

It is so easy to hijack a thread.

Kentucky Wildlife are confirming it is real they seen the foot prints and are setting traps! Not a Hoax. It has been seen twice from what I have heard.
Do we have a link to anything official quoting KDFWR making a statement on this? I'm having a hard time believing they have.
Do we have a link to anything official quoting KDFWR making a statement on this? I'm having a hard time believing they have.

 

Last I seen on Facebook it was a hoax.

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Per the Kenton County Animal Shelter's Facebook Page:

 

"PLEASE READ! There are multiple rumors of a mountain lion in the Independence area and we get lots of concerned messages. These rumors are NOT true and if you see these pictures, do not repost, it was a prank! The photo apparently originated in Golden, Colorado in 2009!"

Per the Kenton County Animal Shelter's Facebook Page:

 

"PLEASE READ! There are multiple rumors of a mountain lion in the Independence area and we get lots of concerned messages. These rumors are NOT true and if you see these pictures, do not repost, it was a prank! The photo apparently originated in Golden, Colorado in 2009!"

 

Still doesn't mean there are'nt several cougars still lose that we need to be on the lookout for. I heard LB13 has an APB out for them.:lol::lol::lol:

Per the Kenton County Animal Shelter's Facebook Page:

 

"PLEASE READ! There are multiple rumors of a mountain lion in the Independence area and we get lots of concerned messages. These rumors are NOT true and if you see these pictures, do not repost, it was a prank! The photo apparently originated in Golden, Colorado in 2009!"

 

Pretty stupid prank considering it is very close to an elementary school.

Last I seen on Facebook it was a hoax.
With all due respect, then why were you on here saying that "Kentucky Wildlife" was confirming it. Where did you get that information?
The outdoor cougar you are probably right...the indoor cougar though, the ones lawnboy so fondly remembers...that's another story.:lol2:

 

Those were the days, sporting that 80's mullet, they stood no chance. :lol:

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Million dollar question..

If it is on the internet it has to be true!

With all due respect, then why were you on here saying that "Kentucky Wildlife" was confirming it. Where did you get that information?

But their setting traps so it has to be true right?

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