You guys are hilarious.Like talking to a brick wall.All the knowledge in the world derived directly via the almighty Web.Like to know where that lion in Delaware escaped from. Nobody ever proved it was an escaped captive pet.
That was only an assumption made and put in print.They never proved there were even 2 cougars unless you guys can google that to make a 100% confirmation.I don't recall any proof to the contrary but I could be out of touch.

I concede - there are no cougars in PA and ridiculous to even think such a ridiculous thing.They would never migrate to or even survive in such a populated state with all those roads and such.

The tracker was a New Castle County police officer who has hunted cougars out west and the night he saw it in a developement North of Wilm , hewas walking and left his tranq gun in his vehicle when it was about a hundred ft in front of him, he thought he was going to get fired over that episode. I think I had one run out in front of me one night on the South side of Summit Bridge chasing a rabbit. 1 had been sighted at Lums Pond a few years ago and 1 sighted and photo'd in the woods where I wak every day in Townsend..., and 1 not far from the Christiana Mall near Newark, DE not very far from a major highway....

I read the interview with the officer the ML was walking around neighborhoods does this sound like as you said.I've heard of them coming down into neighborhoods in the West,but that was only during droughts. I really don't think a totally wild Mountain lion that usually will do what it can to avoid humans would all the sudden start invading neighborhoods unless it was sick or couldn't find game or water. However the authorities said they had no reports of livestock or pets getting killed.

Is that a question or are you saying you know where that Cougar came from?

Your good for some comic relief your self.

Whats your point CP.Who cares its a dead horse.

My point is AJ that I don't believe that Cougars are migrating into pa there might be a releasedCougar running around but I would like to see some proof.

To get back on topic. This rumor about a cougar having a State farm insurance tatoo on it is crazy.

Of course it wasn't State Farm - it was that lizard from Geico

AFLAC

I am still laughing my butt off on this Matt. Thats a classic!

http://www.nbc4i.com/news/5516579/detail.html#

Looks like my tabby Aloisious. Sure it is a cat-like creature. No question in my mind.