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    Mountain Lion attack Bailey Colorado

    Colorado Parks and Wildlife is a nationally recognized leader in conservation, outdoor recreation and wildlife management. The agency​ manages 42 state parks, all of Colorado's wildlife, more than 300 state wildlife areas and a host of recreational programs. CPW issues hunting and fishing licenses, conducts research to improve wildlife management activities, protects high priority wildlife habitat through acquisitions and partnerships, provides technical assistance to private and other public landowners concerning wildlife and habitat management and develops programs to understand, protect and recover threatened and endangered species.

    #2
    That is very scary

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      #3
      Prayers for the family

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        #4
        Sounds like dad being there saved the boys life.

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          #5
          I'll never understand our state, setting a trap for a lion...... It would take a few hours to put him up a tree with a few hounds. And to think, they are trying to get rid of lion season.....

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            #6
            Originally posted by tradslam View Post
            I'll never understand our state, setting a trap for a lion...... It would take a few hours to put him up a tree with a few hounds. And to think, they are trying to get rid of lion season.....
            Too many on the front range dictating without understanding what the rest of the state should do.

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              #7
              The lion has been “euthanized”.

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                #8
                Originally posted by tradslam View Post
                I'll never understand our state, setting a trap for a lion...... It would take a few hours to put him up a tree with a few hounds. And to think, they are trying to get rid of lion season.....
                Did you read the article? It says they brought in dogs but they couldn't pick up the scent.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by TxAg View Post
                  Did you read the article? It says they brought in dogs but they couldn't pick up the scent.
                  I was speaking generally, I work for Boulder County, basically the tip of the spear on the liberal side of things. The amount of lions we deal with is crazy, considering how they are supposed to act. The time delay from an issue with a lion (or bear) to getting a few dogs is normally a day a least. In our climate, a day old dry ground lion track isn't going to happen.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by tradslam View Post
                    I was speaking generally, I work for Boulder County, basically the tip of the spear on the liberal side of things. The amount of lions we deal with is crazy, considering how they are supposed to act. The time delay from an issue with a lion (or bear) to getting a few dogs is normally a day a least. In our climate, a day old dry ground lion track isn't going to happen.
                    Gotcha. Sounds like it's getting closer to California every day

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