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Mt Lion killed in Kentucky according to WKYT

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What did people expect these guys to do? Feed it some 9 Lives and dump out some kitty litter?

 

This is a violent, meat eater. When it gets hungry, it will eat. I suspect that people outside of that area are the ones complaining the most.

 

Of course....who cares if a few Kentuckians get chewed on. :clap:

How long ago?
Wildlife officials, who at first assumed the cat was a captive animal that had escaped its owners, examined its DNA and concluded that it was a wild cougar from the Black Hills of South Dakota. It had wandered at least 1,500 miles before meeting its end at the front of an S.U.V. in Connecticut. That is one impressive walkabout.

 

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/29/opinion/the-cougar-behind-your-trash-can.html?_r=0

So the new term for shooting is euthanize?

 

Shooting doesn't necessarily imply killing.

Do they have any positive proof that it was someone's pet? It's not out of the realm of possibility that it could be a wild animal. This isn't a Siberian Tiger or a Lion roaming around, it is in animal that at one time was native to this area. Let's just say it is a wild animal, then I do see a very logical argument for why you don't shoot it...

 

People are more likely to believe in "Big Foot" than a wild mountain lion. :lol2:

People are more likely to believe in "Big Foot" than a wild mountain lion. :lol2:

 

Only BigVman

Shooting doesn't necessarily imply killing.

 

I was just commenting on the choice of terms. Euthanasia is a term which generally refers to putting an animal to death to alleviate pain and suffering.

I was just commenting on the choice of terms. Euthanasia is a term which generally refers to putting an animal to death to alleviate pain and suffering.

 

Understood.:thumb:

Bears are showing up all over Kentucky now.

 

Kentucky has a bear season now. This year the quota was 20. The first year, which was only a 3-4 years ago the quota was only 3.

Kentucky has a bear season now. This year the quota was 20. The first year, which was only a 3-4 years ago the quota was only 3.

Yep, they posted on their site a daily update whether the season was still open or not until they reached that quota. Pretty cool

Bears are showing up all over Kentucky now.

 

Sorry, thought you meant mountain lions used to be native to KY.

Sorry, thought you meant mountain lions used to be native to KY.
They were a few hundred years ago until we wiped them out. In the article I quoted its been proven that they have roamed as far as 1500 miles. I'm just saying its not out of the realm of possibility. HIGHLY unlikely, yes but not impossible.
Yep, they posted on their site a daily update whether the season was still open or not until they reached that quota. Pretty cool
A co-worker's father got one this season.
There are people outraged that they killed the thing... I'm having a hard time understanding why. If it snatched someone's kid up' date=' the same people would be screaming for how Fish and Wildlife should have killed it before it hurt someone.[/quote']

 

This.

Only BigVman

 

True dat!

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