mountain lions in ny
12-06-2006, 12:13 PM
#101
Join Date: Dec 2006
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RE: I have a Pic
I have talked to about 10 people in the area where I live in the past year who have claimed to see them. A gentlemen not to far from here shot one and showed a DEC officer who promptly told him to leave. They will continue to deny it until someone gets hurt.
12-06-2006, 01:26 PM
#103
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Slower Lower Delaware 1st State
Posts: 1,776
RE: I have a Pic
I'm one of these folks who says why not M Lions in N.Y. - BUT - what I question is where are all these folks that shot one and then after 199 story tellers get done we got a DEC officier that did this and that - no proof,no hair,no pics,witness - nuthin. Where's the Beef - Guy
12-06-2006, 06:17 PM
#104
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2004
Posts: 1,085
RE: I have a Pic
Here's another twist...A local fellow claims he found one dead in the road and threw it in his truck...Before he could get home he was pulled over by a game warden AND a trooper who took the cat away from him...Allegedly it contained a COMPUTER CHIP that allowed the authorities to track it and they chased down the guy's truck before he could get it home...MY oh MY, isn't it amazing that our DEC has the capabilities and manpower to keep such CLOSE track of those pumacougars.. Seems like they'd have more to DO during deer season...Must be part of the conspiracy...
Bullchit goes Hi tech.....
Bullchit goes Hi tech.....
12-07-2006, 08:36 AM
#107
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RE: mountain lions in ny
I said I have been told by all these people that they have seen mountain lions. I just know what I have been told. I have never seen one. Many credible sources have. I am a little bit of a skeptic myself.
However, the people who claim that Mt. Lions are trained to kill coyotes are way out in left field. Sure you can train a wild animal when it is in captivity but once it gets out into the wild, it will go for the easy meal again. Personally, I have a hard time believing a mountain lion would ever have anything to do with a coyote.
However, the people who claim that Mt. Lions are trained to kill coyotes are way out in left field. Sure you can train a wild animal when it is in captivity but once it gets out into the wild, it will go for the easy meal again. Personally, I have a hard time believing a mountain lion would ever have anything to do with a coyote.
12-08-2006, 03:11 PM
#109
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2004
Posts: 1,085
RE: mountain lions in ny
The DEC is aware that the pumacougars that they are subversively stocking to control the deer and coyote population could multiply, become too numerous andpose a threat to human life and limb...
Therefore they've taken steps to prevent such an occurence...
In order to keep the critters from multiplying, they are only stocking GAY pumacougars...
They even have a name for the program...
It's code name is " The Return of the Pink Panther"... They also have a backup plan in case this one fails...It's named " The Pink Panther Strikes Again"....This covert program is headed by some guy named Clouseau...
This is factual information...It was given to me by my Uncle Milo's third cousin's manicurist, who actually saw the documents on microfilm at his cousin Leo's Kumquat ranch 8 hours from here in East Jesus, Ohio... Next time I'm out that way to help with the kumquat harvest, I'll bring a copy of the report and post it here...
Therefore they've taken steps to prevent such an occurence...
In order to keep the critters from multiplying, they are only stocking GAY pumacougars...
They even have a name for the program...
It's code name is " The Return of the Pink Panther"... They also have a backup plan in case this one fails...It's named " The Pink Panther Strikes Again"....This covert program is headed by some guy named Clouseau...
This is factual information...It was given to me by my Uncle Milo's third cousin's manicurist, who actually saw the documents on microfilm at his cousin Leo's Kumquat ranch 8 hours from here in East Jesus, Ohio... Next time I'm out that way to help with the kumquat harvest, I'll bring a copy of the report and post it here...
