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<blockquote data-quote="TwoForFlinching" data-source="post: 1945817" data-attributes="member: 24500"><p>Growing up in Hollis, from an early age, my grandparents always warned me about the hindya cats... Come to find out it was just a story to keep us in after dark. Thus we bought into the wildlife departments official statement that big cats aren't in Oklahoma.</p><p></p><p>Three years ago, cousin and I were driving out to the land, came across an eight foot long yellow blur in the road ahead. We just gave each other a glance, not exactly sure of what we saw. Neither of us wanted to speak of it. </p><p></p><p>Last year, in the same miles section that we manage, a fawn darts out across the road about forty feet off the bumper. A very familiar yellow blur in pursuit. We stop, glass out, and watch a cougar predation on this poor tasty fawn. Absolutely amazing. Shared the tale with the game wardens, to which they start sharing other stories. Seems cougars are being sighted regularly in SWOK. He advised us to keep a loaded rifle in the truck anytime we head out. </p><p></p><p>Long story short, even though these perfect predators instinctively steer clear of humans... My imagination starts running wild on dark calm mornings.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TwoForFlinching, post: 1945817, member: 24500"] Growing up in Hollis, from an early age, my grandparents always warned me about the hindya cats... Come to find out it was just a story to keep us in after dark. Thus we bought into the wildlife departments official statement that big cats aren't in Oklahoma. Three years ago, cousin and I were driving out to the land, came across an eight foot long yellow blur in the road ahead. We just gave each other a glance, not exactly sure of what we saw. Neither of us wanted to speak of it. Last year, in the same miles section that we manage, a fawn darts out across the road about forty feet off the bumper. A very familiar yellow blur in pursuit. We stop, glass out, and watch a cougar predation on this poor tasty fawn. Absolutely amazing. Shared the tale with the game wardens, to which they start sharing other stories. Seems cougars are being sighted regularly in SWOK. He advised us to keep a loaded rifle in the truck anytime we head out. Long story short, even though these perfect predators instinctively steer clear of humans... My imagination starts running wild on dark calm mornings. [/QUOTE]
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