Another mt lion thread

[WCB]

A couple of y'all need to grow up and drop it...


I posted a few years ago about a lady friend who saw one up in Wise county and you guys laughed me off the page. Even though she is an avid hunter and has taken a lion (mountain lion) before and all I heard was she was crazy/saw shadows/house cat/etc... So I don't put much stock in some of you.

[Smart]

Another mt lion thread

A couple of y'all need to grow up and drop it...


I posted a few years ago about a lady friend who saw one up in Wise county and you guys laughed me off the page. Even though she is an avid hunter and has taken a lion (mountain lion) before and all I heard was she was crazy/saw shadows/house cat/etc... So I don't put much stock in some of you.

Was it black or pink? Refresh my memory?[emoji12][emoji51]

[oktx]

I remembered the Wise County lion story, I also questioned it. Could there have been one in Wise, sure. If I remember correctly she saw the lion carrying a calf, which it could do, but when that was added to the story my BS meter pegs. Until there are photos, it’s all hearsay.

[Slicefixer]

It's not completely surprising that a lion was identified in the area. They have a large home range and sometimes seek out new territory. But, there absolutely is not a population of lions in the area or anywhere east of I35 in Texas. 99.9% of all 'sightings' are not verified and never substantiated. Plus, there's a better than average chance this was a pet lion.

"Sometimes?"....."Absolutely?"...."Never?"....

[tdwinklr]

Pretty scattered, rather very scattered in this part of the country, not a 'stable' population. I'd grant people seeing them in multiple places is likely the same lion, their range is very large.
As for when there's one, there's two? Not.