Mountain Lion Management in Texas is coming

[Texas452]

If this is allowed, you open a Pandera's Box for other "Non-Hunter" (anti-hunter) groups to infiltrate Texas with Regulations intent on the obstruction of hunting anything. The Friends of Coyotes Coalition, Feral Hogs United, The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty of Racoons, etc, etc! Do not California my Texas!!!

Exactly.

[crc]

Jackson County better not have a limit. Place is overran with mountain lions.

[M16]

Jackson County better not have a limit. Place is overran with mountain lions.

I've only seen cougars down there.

[donpablo]

Is this him?


https://www.statesman.com/story/news...b/10037167007/

I think this may be him:

https://tpwd.texas.gov/newsmedia/releases/?req=20221005a

[Bucknaked]

There’s going to be a Whole lot of ground shrinkage and a lot of dead feral cats.

[Texans42]

agreed. Never understood why it was nongame anyway. There's a season for them in every other state that allows hunting them.

How much public land is in Texas? How many NF and state biologists do we have per game unit? How many of those states wildlife management decisions are made via general population ballot biology.

TX has the correct ML management plan in play, it’s called land owner tolerance or not.

[Texans42]

Really? I am an old hunter and only seen 4. (Mom and two cubs 45 years ago)
Lots more hunters, traffic snd cameras now. And it is still rare to know someone who recently saw one.

Where do you hunt?