Big old cougar toms keep “law and order” in the woods-
The finding of this study might surprise many people, but it only confirms what a number of small studies have shown.
Young sexually active cougar toms strike fear in cougar moms. Adolescent male cougars kill the kittens, and they are more likely to attack […]
Continue Reading →There might be an unusual amount of wolf/mountain lion conflict along the Idaho-Montana border-
Liz Bradley, a wolf manager for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has found an unusually high number of wolves killed by cougar in the Bitterroot Mountains near the Montana-Idaho border from Lolo on the north to near the Idaho border on […]
Continue Reading →For places to see a mountain lion, the area near 9th and Myrtle in Boise would be the last place I would expect. More than likely this is a young male cat looking for a territory and it probably won’t live too long unless it leaves soon.
The bobcat, however, seems likely to be the […]
Continue Reading →The cougar was accidentally tracked as it made its way from the Black Hills through mid-West and Canada to end up under the wheels of an SUV in Connecticut-
Connecticut Mountain Lion Traveled from South Dakota. The cougar’s 1,100-mile journey is the longest ever recorded. By Michael […]
Continue Reading →Oregon legislature fails to resurrect hunting practice banned by Oregon voters in 1994-
Cougar hunting bill dies in Senate committee. Ashland Daily Tidings.
Cougar hunting interests say they will try again in 2012.
Continue Reading →A fine editorial as cougar increasingly reinhabit the Cornhusker state-
Wild, rare and beautiful. Editorial in the Lincoln (NB) Journal-Star
Continue Reading →Cougar wanders through ag country and is illegally shot-
Fish and Game looking for culprit who shot lion. Rexburg Standard Journal. By Joyce Edlefsen.
Continue Reading →A followup article to the one about the Eastern cougar declared extinct-
Call of the cougar long gone from the East. Big cats extinct despite reports of sightings, federal officials say. By Brian Nearing. Times Union Staff Writer, OR not
Continue Reading →However, turns out there never was such an animal distinct from the Western cougar-
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service this week said the eastern cougar was extinct, and said it should be taken off the endangered species.
However, it turns out most think the Eastern cougar was a distinction that made no difference because […]
Continue Reading →Unusual proximity of so many mountain lions probably possible because of familial relationships-
Several factors probably explain how 8 cougars, very territorial animals, came together to feed on a dead cow on a cliff near Soap Lake, Washington. The first is that it is winter. Prey are concentrated into a small area and in this […]
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