Coming into town for the weekend. What's the best viewing spot for these mountain lions? I already know the bar at the Republic for cougars but I'm really wanting to see the bigger cat.
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Last: 8 yr ago by TAMU1990
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We live near Greens Prairie Trail and Wellborn Rd. Our neighbor caught two bobcats in October. I have a picture of one of them but don't know how to post it here. They are amazing animals, but I certainly wouldn't want to meet it on a dark street.
Hope you'll do this!
Brazos River near Navasota
quote:since the sock is now closed you might not be able to see that bigger cat so to speak
Coming into town for the weekend. What's the best viewing spot for these mountain lions? I already know the bar at the Republic for cougars but I'm really wanting to see the bigger cat.
Tailgate88, the bobcat is still around woodlake. My dad spotted it back in the trails a month or two ago.
As with Bigfoot, I'll be convinced when a corpse shows up.
We have a good population of bobcats here in North Grimes County.
Only Cougars around are in some of the bars and on Internet dating sites.
Head over to Our Time and Farmers Only and confirm your sightings.
Only Cougars around are in some of the bars and on Internet dating sites.
Head over to Our Time and Farmers Only and confirm your sightings.
I don't claim to have ever seen a mountain lion, so I have no dog in this fight, but I saw this story today and remembered this thread:
Mountain lion killed in Milam Co
Rockdale/Caldwell is close enough to B/CS for me. Definitely east of I-35...
Mountain lion killed in Milam Co
Rockdale/Caldwell is close enough to B/CS for me. Definitely east of I-35...
yep, that's no lab.
quote:Oh, well, that can't possibly be true unless the TPWD has confirmed it along with their biologists. Besides that, the know-it-all's of this forum have given us their final word on the matter. There are NO mountain lions in this area.
I don't claim to have ever seen a mountain lion, so I have no dog in this fight, but I saw this story today and remembered this thread:
Mountain lion killed in Milam Co
Rockdale/Caldwell is close enough to B/CS for me. Definitely east of I-35...
Who cares? If they are in this area, we encroached on them, not the other way around. Deal with it.
If they eat your chihuahua, it's because you moved into their habitat and they asserted food chain dominance over the available food supply.
Makes sense to me.
If they eat your chihuahua, it's because you moved into their habitat and they asserted food chain dominance over the available food supply.
Makes sense to me.
No one at Texas Parks & Wildlife has confirmed that kill. Good discussion about it here: http://texags.com/forums/34/topics/2706846/
quote:Yea how dare we believe the experts in the field. The likelyhood of ML in this area are very slim. Most sightings normally are bobcats which are very common in this area. Again with the number of people that live in this area and all the people using Game cams not one confirmed sighting.quote:Oh, well, that can't possibly be true unless the TPWD has confirmed it along with their biologists. Besides that, the know-it-all's of this forum have given us their final word on the matter. There are NO mountain lions in this area.
I don't claim to have ever seen a mountain lion, so I have no dog in this fight, but I saw this story today and remembered this thread:
Mountain lion killed in Milam Co
Rockdale/Caldwell is close enough to B/CS for me. Definitely east of I-35...
My husband was running through Williams Creek and saw one there