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Re: Mountain Lion
[Re: Brent]
#4018731
11/17/23 11:05 PM
11/17/23 11:05 PM
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Mobile, AL
Pwyse
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Mobile, AL
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Reading this post made my foreskin grow back. š³
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Re: Mountain Lion
[Re: jwalker77]
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11/17/23 11:23 PM
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Clarksville, TN /Greenville, ...
bill
Freak of Nature
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There's no aliens, no Bigfoot, no pathers, jaguardians, and I'm pretty sure jwalker shot his neighbors dog. That's just what I think though! The picture of the yellow spotted coyote was definately a coyote. But i been killing dogs all my life. No telling how many buckets full of puppies ive throwed in the river. Used to throw kittens in the pond in a burlap sack with a rock in it. I can remember watching my stepbrother reach in a doghouse and pull out beagle puppies and wack their head on a rock laying there by the doghouse. The mama never even growled at him. I reckon she didnt want to feed them either. Lifes rough in the country and bad rough on a farm in hard times. Dad gum animals have "rights" now. They never marched or picketed like the blacks and women did. Get in more trouble these days for killing a dang dog than you would a white man. Crazy world were living in. Wow....
"Political debate: when charlatans come together to discuss their principles"
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Re: Mountain Lion
[Re: Brent]
#4019017
11/18/23 03:07 PM
11/18/23 03:07 PM
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Posts: 25,341
Guntersville, AL
IDOT
I am Cornholio
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I am Cornholio
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Guntersville, AL
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Reading this post made my foreskin grow back. How does it feel to be blind 
If youāre a common sense person, you probably donāt feel you have a home in this world right now. If youāre a Christian, you know you were never meant to.
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Re: Mountain Lion
[Re: IDOT]
#4019027
11/18/23 03:50 PM
11/18/23 03:50 PM
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Posts: 3,263
N. Alabama
Reyn
10 point
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10 point
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N. Alabama
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There hasn't been a confirmed Mountain Lion in Alabama since 1956.
-No Confirmed Pictures
-No Confirmed Tracks
-No Confirmed Road Kill
Plain and simple, they aren't here Thatās a lie. I saw a Bigfoot fighting with one years ago.
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Re: Mountain Lion
[Re: tikkatony]
#4019461
11/19/23 07:29 AM
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Posts: 10,770
BPI
Booner
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Booner
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We don't have Sasquatch in Florida we have Skunk Apes Thank you. Imagine how offended big feets must be when they are lumped in with skunk apes. Come on people.
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Re: Mountain Lion
[Re: IDOT]
#4019497
11/19/23 08:30 AM
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dothan
eskimo270
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dothan
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There hasn't been a confirmed Mountain Lion in Alabama since 1956.
-No Confirmed Pictures
-No Confirmed Tracks
-No Confirmed Road Kill
Plain and simple, they aren't here Not Alabama but if you are familiar with West Point lake then you know itās a stoneās throw away. https://gon.com/news/troup-county-cougar-is-a-florida-pantherthe article says that the cat weighed 140# and is probably what people are seeing rather than mountain lions.
Super Predator
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Re: Mountain Lion
[Re: Ben2]
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11/19/23 09:30 AM
11/19/23 09:30 AM
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Posts: 23,516
blount county alabama
jwalker77
Pumpkin
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Posts: 23,516
blount county alabama
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Still no wild lion of any kind in Bama. Prove me wrong, until someone can they are not here That is almost exactly what the democrats are saying about election fraud. Aint it? No evidence. Never happened.
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Re: Mountain Lion
[Re: Buckwheat]
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11/19/23 10:09 AM
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Posts: 5,327
Your Lock-on
Whild_Bill
Crawfishing Asshat
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Crawfishing Asshat
Joined: Feb 2014
Posts: 5,327
Your Lock-on
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They are here itās just most folks Iāve hunted with over the last 39 years donāt go real deep in the woods these cats and foots are real elusive and they live where they know people arenāt getting to just like a mature buck does but 1,000,000 times more narcissist about how they operate live and travel last club I was in was 4,000 acres and the membership hunted in places probably 300 acres same stands same spots for years most folks arenāt willing to go too far from a road deep into the woods but thatās where the wild things are
We Just Know What Works For Us
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Re: Mountain Lion
[Re: Whild_Bill]
#4019840
11/19/23 05:11 PM
11/19/23 05:11 PM
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Posts: 5,939
Pine Hill, Al
Todd1700
12 point
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12 point
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Posts: 5,939
Pine Hill, Al
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They are here itās just most folks Iāve hunted with over the last 39 years donāt go real deep in the woods these cats and foots are real elusive and they live where they know people arenāt getting to just like a mature buck does but 1,000,000 times more narcissist about how they operate live and travel last club I was in was 4,000 acres and the membership hunted in places probably 300 acres same stands same spots for years most folks arenāt willing to go too far from a road deep into the woods but thatās where the wild things are Nonsense. There isn't a land animal in Alabama that doesn't occasionally come near where people are. Especially at night. I have seen many huge mature bucks standing in the ditch of the road at night even along very busy roads. Bears are still pretty scarce in Alabama but people see them pretty often. Sometimes right in their backyards. There aren't very many Florida panthers but wildlife biologists routinely lay eyes on them. Does the Alabama variant have some kind of cloaking device like a Klingon warship on Star Trek. Despite their low numbers in South Florida panthers are routinely hit and killed by cars down there. Yet never a single one has been run over in Alabama. Weird huh? There is always the chance that someone's exotic pet either got loose or was set free. But there is no natural breeding population of mt lions in Alabama.
The best index to a personās character is (a) how he treats people who canāt do him any good, and (b) how he treats people who canāt fight back.
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Re: Mountain Lion
[Re: Todd1700]
#4019882
11/19/23 06:33 PM
11/19/23 06:33 PM
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Posts: 1,355
Xroads
Backwards cowboy
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They are here itās just most folks Iāve hunted with over the last 39 years donāt go real deep in the woods these cats and foots are real elusive and they live where they know people arenāt getting to just like a mature buck does but 1,000,000 times more narcissist about how they operate live and travel last club I was in was 4,000 acres and the membership hunted in places probably 300 acres same stands same spots for years most folks arenāt willing to go too far from a road deep into the woods but thatās where the wild things are Nonsense. There isn't a land animal in Alabama that doesn't occasionally come near where people are. Especially at night. I have seen many huge mature bucks standing in the ditch of the road at night even along very busy roads. Bears are still pretty scarce in Alabama but people see them pretty often. Sometimes right in their backyards. There aren't very many Florida panthers but wildlife biologists routinely lay eyes on them. Does the Alabama variant have some kind of cloaking device like a Klingon warship on Star Trek. Despite their low numbers in South Florida panthers are routinely hit and killed by cars down there. Yet never a single one has been run over in Alabama. Weird huh? There is always the chance that someone's exotic pet either got loose or was set free. But there is no natural breeding population of mt lions in Alabama. Or bigfoots!
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Re: Mountain Lion
[Re: Todd1700]
#4020156
11/20/23 06:30 AM
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Posts: 20,430
colbert county
cartervj
Freak of Nature
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Freak of Nature
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Posts: 20,430
colbert county
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They are here itās just most folks Iāve hunted with over the last 39 years donāt go real deep in the woods these cats and foots are real elusive and they live where they know people arenāt getting to just like a mature buck does but 1,000,000 times more narcissist about how they operate live and travel last club I was in was 4,000 acres and the membership hunted in places probably 300 acres same stands same spots for years most folks arenāt willing to go too far from a road deep into the woods but thatās where the wild things are Nonsense. There isn't a land animal in Alabama that doesn't occasionally come near where people are. Especially at night. I have seen many huge mature bucks standing in the ditch of the road at night even along very busy roads. Bears are still pretty scarce in Alabama but people see them pretty often. Sometimes right in their backyards. There aren't very many Florida panthers but wildlife biologists routinely lay eyes on them. Does the Alabama variant have some kind of cloaking device like a Klingon warship on Star Trek. Despite their low numbers in South Florida panthers are routinely hit and killed by cars down there. Yet never a single one has been run over in Alabama. Weird huh? There is always the chance that someone's exotic pet either got loose or was set free. But there is no natural breeding population of mt lions in Alabama. Why does it have to escalate to a breeding population for one to be seen? Why canāt a young male be traveling thru? That is typical behavior for young males. One was documented as traveling across the upper Midwest and being run over on the Jersey Turnpike. It is possible that one could be seen traveling thru by several folks over a period of time which would account for multiple sightings. The breeding population response is not a prerequisite for seeing one but used to dismiss the possibility. Whatās funny is the states around used to say the same thing yet now there is actual evidence.
āSocialism only works in two places: Heaven where they don't need it and hell where they already have it.ā ā Ronald Reagan
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Re: Mountain Lion
[Re: cartervj]
#4020174
11/20/23 07:09 AM
11/20/23 07:09 AM
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Posts: 23,340
Awbarn, AL
CNC
Dances With Weeds
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Dances With Weeds
Joined: Jun 2012
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Awbarn, AL
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Why does it have to escalate to a breeding population for one to be seen?
Why canāt a young male be traveling thru? That is typical behavior for young males. One was documented as traveling across the upper Midwest and being run over on the Jersey Turnpike.
It is possible that one could be seen traveling thru by several folks over a period of time which would account for multiple sightings.
The breeding population response is not a prerequisite for seeing one but used to dismiss the possibility. Whatās funny is the states around used to say the same thing yet now there is actual evidence.
Exactly!!!....Good post. 
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Re: Mountain Lion
[Re: CNC]
#4020277
11/20/23 09:31 AM
11/20/23 09:31 AM
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Posts: 19,857
Pelham
Ben2
Old Mossy Horns
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Old Mossy Horns
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Posts: 19,857
Pelham
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Why does it have to escalate to a breeding population for one to be seen?
Why canāt a young male be traveling thru? That is typical behavior for young males. One was documented as traveling across the upper Midwest and being run over on the Jersey Turnpike.
It is possible that one could be seen traveling thru by several folks over a period of time which would account for multiple sightings.
The breeding population response is not a prerequisite for seeing one but used to dismiss the possibility. Whatās funny is the states around used to say the same thing yet now there is actual evidence.
Exactly!!!....Good post. There would have to be thousands of young males traveling through to account for everyone seeing lions in bama and never getting a single picture of one
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