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kansascitysooner
10/13/2010, 06:44 PM
Just getting it started here :)

sooner59
10/13/2010, 07:04 PM
The law/animal control had to corner one giving birth 100 yards from my house a while back. The screams sent chills up my spine.

I have also heard of large cats in the area as well. :D:D:D:D:D:D

OKC-SLC
10/13/2010, 07:20 PM
SoonerStormchaser? is that you?

crimsonsooner32
10/13/2010, 08:01 PM
Saw one south of elk city once... :pop:

CrimsonKel
10/13/2010, 08:45 PM
According to that Monsterquest show there's a very active one in the Choctaw area. It even took down a Llama.

SoonerJack
10/14/2010, 08:08 AM
Cougar vs Llama in a cage match. BE THERE!!!

CobraKai
10/14/2010, 10:06 AM
Now we need some sort of Tulsa Werewolf thread.

CobraKai
10/14/2010, 10:07 AM
Or El Chupacabra

bluedogok
10/14/2010, 10:34 PM
They have found one in East Texas that they think may be from Southern Oklahoma.....

Statesman.com - A mountain lion in far East Texas? (http://www.statesman.com/sports/outdoors/a-mountain-lion-in-far-east-texas-971343.html)

NickDangerThirdEye
10/14/2010, 11:52 PM
n/a

JCBoomer
10/15/2010, 12:22 AM
No. Nor black panthers. Or Bigfeet.

sooner59
10/15/2010, 12:29 AM
No. Nor black panthers. Or Bigfeet.

I was only half joking my my first post. Animal control really did catch one 100 yards from my house (Davis, OK). Don't know where it came from, but it was real. I was soberingly surprised. Makes me look over my shoulder when I am hunting now.

olevetonahill
10/15/2010, 12:35 AM
I know theres at Least one around My woods

Fraggle145
10/15/2010, 01:14 AM
There is one in down there by Lake Texoma in the Enos area.

sooner59
10/15/2010, 01:40 AM
I actually think its funny that people swear that they don't exist around here. They actually said the one by my house was a black panther. Didn't see it but I heard it. Don't know what color it was but it had the scream of a cougar/mountain lion/whatever you want to call it.

Tulsa_Fireman
10/15/2010, 09:05 AM
I don't get that one at all. We used to go fishing quite a bit along the Deep Fork as a kid and we'd hear 'em all the time.

pphilfran
10/15/2010, 09:10 AM
Outside of the panhandle there are no known breeding populations in Oklahoma...

In the last 30 years there have only been a handful of confirmed sightings...

Any black panthers have escaped from private game areas...

http://www.cougarnet.org/bigpicture.html

Tulsa_Fireman
10/15/2010, 09:16 AM
http://www.mindfully.org/Reform/2006/Black-Panthers-Led8oct06a.jpg

CONFIRMED SIGHTING!

picasso
10/15/2010, 09:20 AM
Outside of the panhandle there are no known breeding populations in Oklahoma...

In the last 30 years there have only been a handful of confirmed sightings...

Any black panthers have escaped from private game areas...

http://www.cougarnet.org/bigpicture.html

There's some in Osage and Pawnee counties. I haven't seen them but my mother in law has heard one her ranch and my brother used to see one whilst biking up high in the hills on highway 20 west of Hominy in Osage county.

One of my former golfing buddies (now deceased) was a game warden and used to scoff at the idea but he was hiding the truth.;)

Chuck Bao
10/15/2010, 09:27 AM
My uncle saw one in my mom's garden (outside of Madill) about 2 years ago.

olevetonahill
10/15/2010, 10:14 AM
I actually think its funny that people swear that they don't exist around here. They actually said the one by my house was a black panther. Didn't see it but I heard it. Don't know what color it was but it had the scream of a cougar/mountain lion/whatever you want to call it.

Dusty , A black panther is a Mountain lion /Cougar that is black in color.
Or just dark

texaspokieokie
10/15/2010, 10:17 AM
I don't get that one at all. We used to go fishing quite a bit along the Deep Fork as a kid and we'd hear 'em all the time.

where on Deep Fork ???

SteelClip49
10/15/2010, 10:20 AM
Saw them in Pasadena back in January 2003 and in Norman September 2004.

Friscokid
10/15/2010, 11:13 AM
I guess y'all are talking about a different kind of Cougar!!! The kind I like are not that rare in Oklahoma!!!

olevetonahill
10/15/2010, 11:53 AM
I guess y'all are talking about a different kind of Cougar!!! The kind I like are not that rare in Oklahoma!!!

Have ya Met SSC ?:D

sooner59
10/15/2010, 02:37 PM
lol

moonlitblood
10/15/2010, 03:10 PM
There's some in Osage and Pawnee counties. I haven't seen them but my mother in law has heard one her ranch and my brother used to see one whilst biking up high in the hills on highway 20 west of Hominy in Osage county.

One of my former golfing buddies (now deceased) was a game warden and used to scoff at the idea but he was hiding the truth.;)

My friend and I saw one crossing the Kaw City bridge with a fawn in its mouth. We almost wrecked watching it jump the guard rails with that big hunk of meat dangling from it's mouth. Yikes that last sentence just doesn't sound right. lol

soonerbrat
10/15/2010, 03:53 PM
ya know....i might have seen one, though i don't know if they are in the area where I thought I saw something....it was a big animal - bigger than a coyote, and it didn't move like a dog, it was stealthy...I thought maybe it was a bear, but now that i read this, maybe it was a big cat.

C&CDean
10/15/2010, 04:04 PM
I'm about 99% sure I saw one on my ranch last year. It was right before dark, and I was riding a 4-wheeler across one of the pastures out back after checking on the cows. I see this animal running at a pretty high rate of speed, and I stop to look closer. It's running 3/4s away from me and at first I thought it was a coyote - but it was much longer than a coyote. Then I thought "dang, that thing moves like a cat...bobcat that big?" About that time I see this long tail - maybe 3-4 feet long - whipping out behind it. It was gone into the woods in maybe another second or two.

Around that time I lost 2 newborn calves. No evidence of anything. Little suckers were just gone. If pack dogs get them you'll find a carcass. If coyotes get them they'll disappear too, but that's pretty rare. To lose 2 on successive days is VERY rare.

stoopified
10/15/2010, 05:54 PM
Dated a cougar when I was 22,she was a hawt 36.

stoopified
10/15/2010, 05:57 PM
OMG,it just occurred to that my cougar(Lita) is 64 now.I'm gettin old.

Zbird
10/17/2010, 08:14 PM
Saw one in Roman Nose State Park probably 20 years ago, crossing the road between wooded areas near the camping area one summer. Little kids running around less than 50-60 yards away.

OUmillenium
10/18/2010, 01:05 PM
Down around Fletcher, about 3 miles northeast there is one or more. My buddy and I were "haulin hay" back in my college days and I heard it loud and clear in the treeline. I sprinted about 10 yards faster than the speed of light and jumped in the truck. The big cat had given a Predator type growl. This was easily the most scary moment of my life. It was late evening and the sun was almost down. Talk about "getting chills" or the "hair standing up on the back of your neck"...yikes.

His grandfather had seen it on multiple occasions.

OUmillenium
10/18/2010, 01:07 PM
I'm about 99% sure I saw one on my ranch last year. It was right before dark, and I was riding a 4-wheeler across one of the pastures out back after checking on the cows. I see this animal running at a pretty high rate of speed, and I stop to look closer. It's running 3/4s away from me and at first I thought it was a coyote - but it was much longer than a coyote. Then I thought "dang, that thing moves like a cat...bobcat that big?" About that time I see this long tail - maybe 3-4 feet long - whipping out behind it. It was gone into the woods in maybe another second or two.

Around that time I lost 2 newborn calves. No evidence of anything. Little suckers were just gone. If pack dogs get them you'll find a carcass. If coyotes get them they'll disappear too, but that's pretty rare. To lose 2 on successive days is VERY rare.

Where is your ranch? General area or city, don't have to be that specific.

olevetonahill
10/18/2010, 02:04 PM
Where is your ranch? General area or city, don't have to be that specific.

Around Lexington

en4cer
10/18/2010, 04:23 PM
Saw one around the Canton Lake area last year. It was a big'un and more grey in color than anything. There was one killed in the Seiling area a while back. Dumb*** bragged about it at the barbershop. Cost him $10,000, his pickup, and rifle. I predator hunt on a regular basis. What I saw that day was a mountain lion. No doubt they're here.

StoopTroup
10/18/2010, 04:48 PM
I hunted down in between Kiowa and Adair and I promise you the tracks I'd see down there were huge and that of a cougar. I don't care what any Internet sight says because I know what I saw.

btk108
10/18/2010, 04:49 PM
I hunted down in between Kiowa and Adair and I promise you the tracks I'd see down there were huge and that of a cougar. I don't care what any Internet sight says because I know what I saw.

What bar were you at?

jumperstop
10/18/2010, 04:52 PM
Where are the pictures of the hot older ladies? This thread is usless with no acctual cougar pics. Bring on the ****'s!

jumperstop
10/18/2010, 04:54 PM
You can't say ****? Ok, Bring on the "Mothers I would Love Fornicating with"!!

SoonerNate
10/18/2010, 05:36 PM
No Cougars here. Just alligators and panthers.

jdsooner
10/19/2010, 12:40 AM
I was driving back to Snyder from Burns Flat and just as I was leaving Sentinel, I saw something standing in the road ahead. I thought it was a big dog, then I thought it was a calf, and then I saw the long tail. It was a mountain lion. In the car behind me, my future wife was driving home with the cheerleaders. One cheerleader said in a matter of fact voice, "There's a mountain lion." The others responded: "A MOUNTAIN LION!!" The weird thing is that when you see it, you can't believe you're really seeing it.

reevie
10/19/2010, 06:02 AM
Ada is full of them

tcrb
10/19/2010, 06:43 AM
Hell, I thought this thread was gonna have pichers of hawt middle age women.

tator
10/19/2010, 10:53 AM
OMG,it just occurred to that my cougar(Lita) is 64 now.I'm gettin old.
You should look her up, I bet she looks good :D