What ever it sounds like - I never stated they existed in PA,only that they had the perfect habitat,expanse and food sources to thrive.I don't live in PA but did at one time and have spent enough time up there to know cougars could easily exist there.I lived in Southern CA for 4 yrs.Want to talk about population per sq miles,roads etc...etc..Last I heard they have a very healthy population.I spent alot of time afield out there and saw 1 courgar in 4 yrs and that was approx 1/4 mile off.

BTW - all the experts in little ole Delaware said there were no cougars. F&W finally admitted few yrs ago with no pics in hand that there were at least 1 or 2 that migrated from north via marsh land.I spoke with the F&G admin guy who admitted it.That means the animal(s) moved thru the most populated county in the state going unseen until they finally landed in remote farm and woodlands.F&W hired proffesional tracker and never did SEE the animal.So was a cougar(s)here or is it a fairy tail?

Yotes are proven to exist here in small numbers. How and why did they come to this little state? Very few people ever see them in the areas they are known to roam.

I will would only agree to a statement that there are NO cougars in the city of Phil.