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“I know what my grandpappy saw!”

Sorry, just had to get in my favorite big cat quote.

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Bob Cat has no tail, Male calds have a tail, females do not. rofl rofl slap

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Originally Posted by leroycnbucks
No big cats in Alabama. Just Florida and South Georgia. They know better than to cross state lines.


I had a young mountain lion that came from the Gardendale area, maybe 30 pounds.


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With the high hump in the back and dark lower legs it looks to be a bobcat.


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Thats what i was going off of too, dark lower legs and jacked up back end.

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Bushy tail eliminates a mountain lion, looks like a coon to me.

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Ears are pretty rounded though, tail isn't very bushy but raccoon is possible too. Im going with the elusive Bobcoon

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Originally Posted by BrentsFX4
Bobcat....walked around in the dark, in and out if the canyon and all over the management area for 30 years. No mountain lions. Grandparents owned the Canyon Land park before they sold it and it shut down. They DID release all the animals in the zoo portion by opening the enclosures. Interesting sounds at night in the canyon after that for awhile to here my dad and the other older local gents talk about it. Would have been late 60s into the 70s.

I have a faint memory when I was small of my Nanny taking me there in her 1972 Lincoln Continental (I can still remember the smell of the interior).

I have never seen one in person. But, I have seen the tracks and had guys with me who saw them too. Ft. McClellan late 80s, St. Clair Co late 90s.

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Yea after they sold the guy tried to develop it more and it didn't pan out. We still have random park stuff, posters, ticket books, etc. Used to be a concert stage in the bottom, had some big names in music back then went down in the canyon and performed.

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Originally Posted by TickaTicka
Originally Posted by jaredhunts
Racoon.


Mt lions look big on cams from my experience

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Coon , no doubt

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Bobcat, house cat or coon. I've seen mt lions in person and they are pretty big. Tigers for Tomorrow isn't to far from yall, they have a few there you can see for yourself

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I think coon as well, but I am very confident that large cats are scattered throughout Bama.

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What kind of weeds y'all growin on that mountain, Irish? grin

Looks like a coon, maybe a yote. Ain't no black painter.


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Coon...possibly bobcat
We got a bobcat that you'd think was a lion if it had a tail..I bet it'd go close to 50lb


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I’ve seen pics from a guy here in Shelby County that has numerous pics of a mountain lion on his property. There is no doubt it’s a mountain lion in his pics as he has lots of them, with some being in broad daylight. He won’t go public with them because he is a business owner of a pretty well known business and doesn’t want the “there are no big cats in Alabama” to hurt his business or reputation. Now I’m not vouching for him that the pics were taken in Alabama but I dang sure know it’s a mountain lion in the pics he has.


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Originally Posted by BrentsFX4
Ears are pretty rounded though, tail isn't very bushy but raccoon is possible too. Im going with the elusive Bobcoon



"Bobcoon" rofl

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You need to build a better cage. Your cat is getting out.


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