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13 Year Old Kentucky Boy Killed In Unknown Animal Attack
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And you're gonna need to dump the whole mag into a pissed off mountain lion, bet on it.
If they are stalking you, they are hungry.
If you catch one stalking you, don't hesitate but don't move too fast. Slowly and deliberately draw and aim. If it immediately turns and leaves, it made it's decision and will not be back. Give it one second to decide. If it stays looking at you, send it to God.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78485376 .454, one and done. There aren't any goddamn mountain lions in KY. I lived there all my life. May 2018. “Last week, the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources asked people to "be vigilant" after receiving two credible but unconfirmed sightings of a mountain lion "or other large feline" in the Anchorage area of Jefferson County.” [ link to www.kentuckynewera.com (secure)] 2014. “ First cougar seen in Kentucky since Civil War is killed”. [ link to www.usatoday.com (secure)] They’re rare but they are being seen more in the midwest in recent years. We’ve been getting some in IL and we’re not supposed to. “Since 2002, four mountain lions have been killed in Illinois, including one who was shot in an alley in the Roscoe Village neighborhood in 2008. In all four cases, the mountain lions migrated from South Dakota or Nebraska, and all of them were teenage males.
One part of the Midwest seeing a recent spike in mountain lion sightings is the Missouri and Kansas region. Almost all of the mountain lions confirmed in those states since 1994 were males coming from established populations in the Black Hills, Badlands and northwestern Nebraska, The Kansas City Star reported.” Source [ link to www.nbcchicago.com (secure)] Yeah, I've heard of some "pets" being shot in SW Missouri. It's a shame really. They shouldn't be kept as pets. They get loose and then are shot. But I believe it. My neighbor told us she was told someone that lives nearby caught a mountain lion on a game camera. Lived here 30 years. Always hear rumor or tales, but first time I ever heard of one being seen on a camera. Just like the bear, didn't think it was real, until I saw the paw print by the pond and then a few years later my neighbor showed me the pic they took of one in their yard. I guess we do have a population of them around here.
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