Well '06 I am very openminded. And Quite frankly I do believe it is highly possible that there are cougars in the NE. Just because no one has pictures or other proof. I know I don't carry a camera into the woods every time I do. And ther are several times I wish I would have.Also, I've stated that opinion several times on other posts on this exact subject. Or perhaps you are just to young in here to have read them.But when you make a post, you shoud give as much detail as you have and not leave it so vague.
So if you can't detect a bit of humor in a post, I truly feel sorry for you.
Anyway, after reading most of these posts did any of you consider it may have been the weather that caused the cattle to run?From what I've read, it snowed, then freezing rain dropping the temperature dramatically. I bet it was windy too. Add all that weight on the trees and the wind blowing and you have snapping branches, falling trees topped off by the cattle having a difficult time on the ice and you have a recipe for panic. I'm not a cattle person but seems plausable to me.