No Cougars up here in the Northeast?
#1

Where is cougar guy when you need him? I know they do not exists up here because everyone says so.. Hummm? Hey sproulman if they had one killed by a car in Conn. that traveled from the west and Maine has a long tailed lynx then some one must have an idea on what they are seeing.. I take no credit for this trail cam pic but it surely has to be a long tailed lynx up here. Most likely crossed with a house cat right?
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/memb...258-cougar.jpg
Sorry guys but after some drastic digging it has come out that this was actually taken in Alberta Canada..
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/memb...258-cougar.jpg
Sorry guys but after some drastic digging it has come out that this was actually taken in Alberta Canada..
Last edited by Phil from Maine; 06-20-2014 at 05:59 PM.
#2
Fork Horn
Join Date: Dec 2012
Posts: 172

There have been a few cougars seen in the Northeast over the years.
We saw two. One ran across the road in front of the car.
We now have black bears that are quite common, and even some moose.
The coyote is new to us here and has ruined woodchuck hunting.
We saw two. One ran across the road in front of the car.
We now have black bears that are quite common, and even some moose.
The coyote is new to us here and has ruined woodchuck hunting.
#4

I have seen the cougars a few times before as well up here.. They say we do not have them here which actually is a good thing. I just hope no one sees any kittens from them.. That way they can only say they just pass threw and do not breed here or someone had let one go. We really do not need them around as it would make our way of living a big mess. The Canadian lynx makes things tough enough for our trappers here..
Coyotes have been here from around the mid to late seventies and we have a big dislike for them here. They have made our deer hunting a lot harder with the winter kills and spring fawns being killed by bear and coyotes.. Our biologists had a few pens with coyotes in them that "escaped" back in the seventies across different locations in the state. Now we are over run with them..