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Old 08-01-2018, 08:49 PM   #1
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A friend saw a mountain lion or something very similar a couple of weeks ago in Gilford. She said the same thing - it was a very big cat and the tail was too long for a bobcat. They can cover a lot of ground so it's possible you both saw same one.
There is really nothing in North America that even comes close to being “similar” to a MOUNTAIN LION/COUGAR/PANTHER/CATAMOUNT...she either saw one or not.
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Old 08-01-2018, 09:30 PM   #2
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But there are Jaguars in N. America. One filmed in Arizona a couple years ago was recently found dead I believe.
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But there are Jaguars in N. America. One filmed in Arizona a couple years ago was recently found dead I believe.
Yes I have read that somewhere too...may be encroaching from Central America...
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There is really nothing in North America that even comes close to being “similar” to a MOUNTAIN LION/COUGAR/PANTHER/CATAMOUNT...she either saw one or not.
She said it appeared to be a mountain lion but it didn't stick around long enough for her to get a picture to be able to confirm height, length of tail, etc. Given they aren't confirmed to be in the area there's a greater chance it was mistaken identity but she said same thing as above poster - it was a very large cat with long tail.
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With all the deer cams out there that hunters have scattered thru the woods it's hard believe there aren't pictures somewhere if they exist.
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Aren't there jaguars in Florida.

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A breed of panthers inhabits sunny Florida.
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Aren't there jaguars in Florida.

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Yes...but they play football in Jacksonville...
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BB you are correct and I knew that. Heat and old age are a bad combination.

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