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[TANSTAAFL]

Sad line from the article:

They also said if you see a mountain lion, do not approach it

I shouldn't carry a bowl of milk or tuna out to it? They're ruining my fun.

 

[OKgetdown]

They've been around here for a while. My parents live about a mile south of the Arkansas River in Muskogee County on some acreage. There have been times we have seen them in the yard. Less than 100 yards from the house. It's not every day. But it's been more than a few times now. Probably has to do with using that river like an interstate as well as an overpopulation of deer in the area. No missing pets or anything. So, they must have a very developed taste for deer as far as I can tell.

ETA: I meant south. Not north.

 

[turkeyrun]

I have seen many tracks and had one sitting on the pond dam watching us BBQ

 

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[Louro]

Don't worry about it. You should be more concerned about spider webs that attack you or a covey of quail flushing that will generate a heart attack.

True that, a covey of quail flushing will make you drop your bow and bend the sight. Don't ask me how I know.

 

[CHenry]

a covey of quail flushing that will generate a heart attack.

Yep been there, done that, in the dark at 530 am. Worse yet is a flock of turkeys that I walked into. I though a vampire had got me.

 

[undeg01]

I've seen paw prints out in the woods near Bristow.

My place is a few miles east of Bristow. Though I’ve never seen tracks, I heard a scream one night that I do not think was a screech owl. Another time, my German shepherd was playing frisbee at night and came running out of the dark and straight to the cabin door. He would not go back out the rest of the night. He has never cowered from anything before but something scared him that night. Always wondered if it was a cat.

 

[T. MIKE SMITH]

Typical police answer- dangerous - do not approach. Hell, I could say that many of the 18 wheelers I have to be on the road with.

 

[Catt57]

Typical police answer- dangerous - do not approach. Hell, I could say that many of the 18 wheelers I have to be on the road with.

The most dangerous part of any vehicle is the loose nut behind the wheel.