COUGARS ARE HERE
02-29-2008, 03:08 AM
#91
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Moravia NY USA
Posts: 2,164
RE: COUGARS ARE HERE
The leader of that site used to post here - until they could not stand being challanged on the FACT nothing one their site qualified as proof! I spent 2 hours on that site of speculation less then a year ago. In 2 hours of reading, I saw not 1 bit of proof. Just more of the same kind of reports and rumors posted on every thread about cougars/panthers/big foot. "So and so saw blank, and I know its true cause they are a praying peacher hunter. "
If I sent them a donation, it would be so they could afford to get back on the meds they are clearly not taking as directed.
Steve
If I sent them a donation, it would be so they could afford to get back on the meds they are clearly not taking as directed.
Steve
02-29-2008, 07:51 AM
#92
Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 163
RE: COUGARS ARE HERE
I am an avid hunter and livejust southof the Albany area. I, myself have never observed a "big" cat but I do putalot of faith into theidea that they have been in this area. My father and I run coonhounds and venture into some remote areas and many farmers recently have without a doubt said they have seen these cats once or twice. One reputable-well respected farmer in schoharie county saw a cougar back in 1986 on his farm. I work in albany county and almost a dozen idividuals..mostly teachers that I work withhave seen cougars. this area of the Alcove watershed and big quarry areas of Albany countyhave been said to be holding these cats. One teacher had a mountain lion on her picnic table two years ago during the summer. Another teacher had her horse attacked and DEC played stupid. she is very adimit about that. Some local police officers have seen these cats in the Burne/westerlo/Albany county areas. Sitings have definitelyincreased in the last 10 years in Albany county. What i found ironic was many of the cats that have been spotted carried collars around there necks.
02-29-2008, 09:27 AM
#93
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: S.W. Pa.-- Heart in North Central Pa. mountains-
Posts: 2,600
RE: COUGARS ARE HERE
ORIGINAL: sproulman
steve, yes.
look at site i posted.
there is a john there you can e-mail with your question or better yet,give him call.
also they have free info which could answer your questions and mailed to your home.
they do ask for a little donation to cover the postage etc,if you feel you would like too.
a friend of mine that lived at the site,HAMMERSLY FORK,PA. he just passed away.i miss him a lot.
2 years ago he said he heard the most awful sounds from hillsideon summer nightand he feels it was cougar .
he lived there all he life, hunts and sees bobcats all time.
he said that sound was not normal.
he also said something chased a doe that night and doe died in stream.
the pgc came and got doe.
he feels a COUGAR was chasing the doe.
i never said a COUGAR had 2 heads or came from mars..
steve, yes.
look at site i posted.
there is a john there you can e-mail with your question or better yet,give him call.
also they have free info which could answer your questions and mailed to your home.
they do ask for a little donation to cover the postage etc,if you feel you would like too.
a friend of mine that lived at the site,HAMMERSLY FORK,PA. he just passed away.i miss him a lot.
2 years ago he said he heard the most awful sounds from hillsideon summer nightand he feels it was cougar .
he lived there all he life, hunts and sees bobcats all time.
he said that sound was not normal.
he also said something chased a doe that night and doe died in stream.
the pgc came and got doe.
he feels a COUGAR was chasing the doe.
i never said a COUGAR had 2 heads or came from mars..
02-29-2008, 02:14 PM
#94
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Moravia NY USA
Posts: 2,164
RE: COUGARS ARE HERE
ORIGINAL: tmeservey
I am an avid hunter and livejust southof the Albany area. I, myself have never observed a "big" cat but I do putalot of faith into theidea that they have been in this area. My father and I run coonhounds and venture into some remote areas and many farmers recently have without a doubt said they have seen these cats once or twice. One reputable-well respected farmer in schoharie county saw a cougar back in 1986 on his farm. I work in albany county and almost a dozen idividuals..mostly teachers that I work withhave seen cougars. this area of the Alcove watershed and big quarry areas of Albany countyhave been said to be holding these cats. One teacher had a mountain lion on her picnic table two years ago during the summer. Another teacher had her horse attacked and DEC played stupid. she is very adimit about that. Some local police officers have seen these cats in the Burne/westerlo/Albany county areas. Sitings have definitelyincreased in the last 10 years in Albany county. What i found ironic was many of the cats that have been spotted carried collars around there necks.
I am an avid hunter and livejust southof the Albany area. I, myself have never observed a "big" cat but I do putalot of faith into theidea that they have been in this area. My father and I run coonhounds and venture into some remote areas and many farmers recently have without a doubt said they have seen these cats once or twice. One reputable-well respected farmer in schoharie county saw a cougar back in 1986 on his farm. I work in albany county and almost a dozen idividuals..mostly teachers that I work withhave seen cougars. this area of the Alcove watershed and big quarry areas of Albany countyhave been said to be holding these cats. One teacher had a mountain lion on her picnic table two years ago during the summer. Another teacher had her horse attacked and DEC played stupid. she is very adimit about that. Some local police officers have seen these cats in the Burne/westerlo/Albany county areas. Sitings have definitelyincreased in the last 10 years in Albany county. What i found ironic was many of the cats that have been spotted carried collars around there necks.
Steve
PS - the collars thing is classic - you forgot the tags in the ears from insurance companies and the broken down trucks loaded with breeding pairs for release by the DEC.
02-29-2008, 07:02 PM
#95
Giant Nontypical
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: PA.
Posts: 5,195
RE: COUGARS ARE HERE
i had 8 owls in my area 3 weeks ago MATING for 2 days..
it drove me and dog NUTS.
my dog barked until 2 am.
owls in my yard killed 7 of my rabbits.
they killed all of our pheasants i had for youth kids to hunt,everyone of them.
i hate OWLS,HAWKS,FOX,COYOTES...
it drove me and dog NUTS.
my dog barked until 2 am.
owls in my yard killed 7 of my rabbits.
they killed all of our pheasants i had for youth kids to hunt,everyone of them.
i hate OWLS,HAWKS,FOX,COYOTES...
02-29-2008, 07:12 PM
#96
Giant Nontypical
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: PA.
Posts: 5,195
RE: COUGARS ARE HERE
tmeservey,dont let steve in ny get to you,he feels as his does and no one will change his comments..
if i was in woods A LOT like me, and did not see one myself, i only saw 1 in 50 years in woods,i would kind of feel that cougaris not here..
but when SPROUL tells you he saw one 15 ft ,yes 15 ft from me with witness,you can take that to bank.
i was out today trying to get those 2 coyotes i missed,i thought my hunting was over, i thought i had a heart attack.
i guess i need to only go out 2 times a week in this cold air,not 5.
i am getting camera that you can put pictures on here, i hope to have some pictures of things in future..
maybe someone on here can steer me when that comes on how you download it to huntingpa site etc.
i am not very good at typing.
if i was in woods A LOT like me, and did not see one myself, i only saw 1 in 50 years in woods,i would kind of feel that cougaris not here..
but when SPROUL tells you he saw one 15 ft ,yes 15 ft from me with witness,you can take that to bank.
i was out today trying to get those 2 coyotes i missed,i thought my hunting was over, i thought i had a heart attack.
i guess i need to only go out 2 times a week in this cold air,not 5.
i am getting camera that you can put pictures on here, i hope to have some pictures of things in future..
maybe someone on here can steer me when that comes on how you download it to huntingpa site etc.
i am not very good at typing.
02-29-2008, 07:16 PM
#97
Giant Nontypical
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: PA.
Posts: 5,195
RE: COUGARS ARE HERE
ORIGINAL: tmeservey
I am an avid hunter and livejust southof the Albany area. I, myself have never observed a "big" cat but I do putalot of faith into theidea that they have been in this area. My father and I run coonhounds and venture into some remote areas and many farmers recently have without a doubt said they have seen these cats once or twice. One reputable-well respected farmer in schoharie county saw a cougar back in 1986 on his farm. I work in albany county and almost a dozen idividuals..mostly teachers that I work withhave seen cougars. this area of the Alcove watershed and big quarry areas of Albany countyhave been said to be holding these cats. One teacher had a mountain lion on her picnic table two years ago during the summer. Another teacher had her horse attacked and DEC played stupid. she is very adimit about that. Some local police officers have seen these cats in the Burne/westerlo/Albany county areas. Sitings have definitelyincreased in the last 10 years in Albany county. What i found ironic was many of the cats that have been spotted carried collars around there necks.
I am an avid hunter and livejust southof the Albany area. I, myself have never observed a "big" cat but I do putalot of faith into theidea that they have been in this area. My father and I run coonhounds and venture into some remote areas and many farmers recently have without a doubt said they have seen these cats once or twice. One reputable-well respected farmer in schoharie county saw a cougar back in 1986 on his farm. I work in albany county and almost a dozen idividuals..mostly teachers that I work withhave seen cougars. this area of the Alcove watershed and big quarry areas of Albany countyhave been said to be holding these cats. One teacher had a mountain lion on her picnic table two years ago during the summer. Another teacher had her horse attacked and DEC played stupid. she is very adimit about that. Some local police officers have seen these cats in the Burne/westerlo/Albany county areas. Sitings have definitelyincreased in the last 10 years in Albany county. What i found ironic was many of the cats that have been spotted carried collars around there necks.
ole sproul has got around,i move as much as a cougar.
not 1 sighting here that i talked to inmy county had collar on cougar.
not saying 1 could have one on but no one here saw collar..
i saw bear this year,500 pds with 2 tags in its ear, 1 red,1 yellow with number on.
02-29-2008, 08:43 PM
#98
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: SW PA USA
Posts: 7,220
RE: COUGARS ARE HERE
Welcome to Sprouls fairy tale forest.....
This forest is really special. It's full of cougars, bears that eat pine trees, and, of course, insurancecompany stocked coyotes. Theres also plenty of big "crews" of hunters who leave the deer rich areas of the state anddrive hundreds of miles to stomp out the woods and shoot the very last deer that remain in 2G. No deer left though.
Be careful not to let your rabbits out in the yard, those horny owls will get em for sure.
Don't bring your kids though, they're not welcome in Sprouls fairy tale forest because dad will use the kids tag to take one of those little bucks that are almost all gone anyway.
Be sure to sign up for the big cougar spotting contest. Be the 1401st person to see a cougar in PA and win big! Proof is not required! we'll take your word for it! After all, in Sprouls fairy tale forest, anything is possible...even the tallest of tales!
This forest is really special. It's full of cougars, bears that eat pine trees, and, of course, insurancecompany stocked coyotes. Theres also plenty of big "crews" of hunters who leave the deer rich areas of the state anddrive hundreds of miles to stomp out the woods and shoot the very last deer that remain in 2G. No deer left though.
Be careful not to let your rabbits out in the yard, those horny owls will get em for sure.
Don't bring your kids though, they're not welcome in Sprouls fairy tale forest because dad will use the kids tag to take one of those little bucks that are almost all gone anyway.
Be sure to sign up for the big cougar spotting contest. Be the 1401st person to see a cougar in PA and win big! Proof is not required! we'll take your word for it! After all, in Sprouls fairy tale forest, anything is possible...even the tallest of tales!