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Environment & Energy

Goblor

(163 posts)

24. So true

Reply to blondie58 (Reply #8)

Fri Dec 11, 2015, 09:37 PM

Dec 2015

as well as state Game and Fish agencies killing lions to justify 'enhancing' 'game' animals like deer and elk. Such poor science and the (hunting) public eats it up.

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Mountain Lions [View all] Goblor Dec 2015 OP

Nice! Suich Dec 2015 #1

Thanks for watching the vid! (NT) Goblor Dec 2015 #2

Beautiful animals UtahLib Dec 2015 #3

What a cool video! blondie58 Dec 2015 #8

So true Goblor Dec 2015 #24

What a cool video! blondie58 Dec 2015 #9

Me too! Goblor Dec 2015 #15

Did you expect them to hang around that area . . . Journeyman Dec 2015 #4

I am wondering the same thing. truedelphi Dec 2015 #6

Thanks! Goblor Dec 2015 #17

Good questions ... Goblor Dec 2015 #16

They look young. postulater Dec 2015 #5

Yes, good call ... Goblor Dec 2015 #18

That was awesome! RiverLover Dec 2015 #7

Thanks! Goblor Dec 2015 #19

Very cool! hatrack Dec 2015 #10

Haha Goblor Dec 2015 #25

Mountain Lions are nocturnal-only active at night. DhhD Dec 2015 #11

The two lions Goblor Dec 2015 #20

Nicely done! dobleremolque Dec 2015 #12

Moultrie... Goblor Dec 2015 #21

Nice capture! Nitram Dec 2015 #13

Red Wolf? Goblor Dec 2015 #22

kick Angry Dragon Dec 2015 #14

Thanks! =0) Goblor Dec 2015 #23

We have them in Michigan, too. longship Dec 2015 #26