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I really hope I see one. I live in Oldham County and I would definitely snap a picture.Mountain Lions are rampant in Kentucky this time of the year.
No -- well at least the one I saw wasn't living.Well are they living in KY or not?
well KY borders MO so ipso facto they must be in KY as well
well KY borders MO so ipso facto they must be in KY as well
Here's one in a guy's backyard tree, about 1000 feet from my house.
Captured by Fish and Game and relocated to Kentucky.
Rob73 actually thinks there are no Mountain Lions in Kentucky. Liberal ignorance knows no bounds.
"Ipso facto" is one of my top-3 fave Latin phrases. Nice work.well KY borders MO so ipso facto they must be in KY as well
Don't leave us hanging man, exactly what on a bobcat could weigh 40 pounds? A paw? His dick?With that said, everybody and their brother has not seen a Mountain Lion. There are 40 pound bobcat's...
Illinois or Tennessee has direct routes after the Cat crosses a bridge.
I spotted one outside of Stamping Ground on Bonds Pike, honestly. I also know what one looks like, have fished/hunted most of my life. Watched many documentaries on ML’s via NGC, DSC, ANML Planet etc.... Nobody will believe this but that’s fine, still saw it.
"Ipso facto" is one of my top-3 fave Latin phrases. Nice work.
I see what you did there.Don't leave us hanging man, exactly what on a bobcat could weigh 40 pounds? A paw? His dick?
Do we need a weeklong series of Top Feral Cat Smackdown polls? I can whip that up in a jiffy. @Mashburned would probably complain because Lynx didn't make it past the regional semifinals.
Saw a pack of them crossing the damn John Roebling suspension bridge.
How do you know it was relocated to KY? Not trying to be a smart arse, just wondering.
Looked fine to me.Not even sure I used it correctly. Think I was at least close.