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2 Lunger 01-10-2010 08:57 PM

If I remember right this was a female cat. I would say you have a breeding population now.

Pope94/IA 01-11-2010 07:37 AM


Originally Posted by 2 Lunger (Post 3552245)
If I remember right this was a female cat. I would say you have a breeding population now.

There have been several cat sightings in the past so im sure a breeding problem would have happend a long time ago.

mez 01-11-2010 07:40 AM

No dice on hunting them this weekend. Saw several sets of tracks but none came in to the calls.

I'm guessing there have been cats in Iowa for quite some time. I was at a coon hunt in North West Missouri in the late 80's and one of the casts treed a lion during the hunt. We weren't that far from the Iowa line. They are and have been there.

bowfly 01-11-2010 09:06 AM


Originally Posted by Rob/PA Bowyer (Post 3550885)
In PA, if that were to happen the PGC would say they don't exist. :eek2: But if you shot it, you would be in deep trouble even though it didn't exist. :s2:

Rob brings up a good point of conversation, often had within my hunting circles after too many Coors Original bottles...if given the chance in PA to shoot one, would you? Risk the notoriety of proving one was in PA, and the inevitable of going to jail? Kind of like the drinking game would you rather, but for rednecks like me :party0005:

Uncle_Buck 01-12-2010 08:47 AM

I believe the response from the PAGC would be that what you see there is a Bobcat, not a Mountain Lion. As Rob said, they don't exist in PA.


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