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These pics confirm why there are so many mountain lion sightings, unbelievable.
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With all the trail cam users on here, can't we have some big foot pics to discuss.
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Irish - 4 or 5 years ago, my FIL saw one chasing a doe across a gf, so we set up a camera and got a video. No question about the muscular tail, but the dark slate color still sort of throws me . This is on a large timber/cattle farm at the GA line a couple of miles north of Mentone. I'll send you the video if you want. Everybody's got a cousin's friend's uncle who saw one, or a picture that's been floating around the net for a decade or 2, (originally from Utah or somewhere), but I've seen mine.
The funny thing is, my son showed the picture to a UA professor he knew, and the guy said "I've seen a cat like that in my driveway, just after dark one night. I didn't tell anyone because I thought they'd think I was crazy." His house is on the bluff a mile or so north of the Mentone water tower, probably less than a mile from where we took the video. His siting was a decade before ours. They are out there. My parents live in Mentone just before the state line on a little creek that I forget the name of.....They've had bears in their yard before but no cougar sightings yet..... I saw one in Seale, AL about 20 years ago while bow hunting .....Got a good look at it too at about 30-40 yards so I'm pretty confident in what I saw Lol I don't tell anybody anymore but I saw one bowhunting south of there 20 years ago...my own dad didn't believe me then but he does now
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Booner
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With all the trail cam users on here, can't we have some big foot pics to discuss. I was gonna say they are like Bigfoot. If they really exist, why hasn't a dead one ever been found?
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With all the trail cam users on here, can't we have some big foot pics to discuss. I was gonna say they are like Bigfoot. If they really exist, why hasn't a dead one ever been found? Timbercruiser ( John may he Rest In Peace) sent me pictures of tracks years ago on some property he got them from in SE Alabama. I sent them to a conservation officer I know and he said that they belonged to a big cat. I believed John then and I still do when he told me what he saw. Troy and I both have seen video documentation of one In Autauga county years ago. It was caught on video while this hunter was filming his deer hunt. Plan as day it was a cougar.
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Lol I don't tell anybody anymore but I saw one bowhunting south of there 20 years ago...my own dad didn't believe me then but he does now
The one I saw was just to the southeast of Russell Co High School near Mullin Lake.......I was hunting just to the southwest of the lake near that old railroad track
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Saw one outside of autaugaville several years ago. He was on the banks of the Alabama river, no doubts about it. I wish I would have pulled the boat to the bank and photographed the tracks now that I think about it. It was blonde in color.
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