Doing my part for predator control.

[hvfd21walker]

Heres a cat I killed this morning. It was a deer killing fool.

 

[purebowhunting]

Congrats on an awesome cat, care to share the story? I'd love to get on a cat in the near future!

 

[Bitterroot Bulls]

Nice kitty. Great job.

 

[jenbickel]

That's an awesome cat!!! Congrats!

 

[packer58]

Good job, nice cat..........you just saved the lives of a bunch of deer.

 

[RUTTIN]

Don't take this the wrong way, but you look like a pretty big guy and that is a big cat. Well done!

 

[Drhorsepower]

Good job man.

 

[mtmuley]

awesome cat!

 

[hvfd21walker]

Hey RUTTIN I dont know if you just called me fat or what. Just kidding. Actually im a short fat guy. It was a very old and big female. It was the last female in the quota and my first cat so I killed her. Next year I will hold out for a nice Tom.

 

[Ikeepitcold]

Oh ya! I hope to go soon if it would friggin snow here! Great lookin cat!

 

[BobT]

Nice cat, congrats! I sure wish we could shoot them here!

 

[Drhorsepower]

Nice cat, congrats! I sure wish we could shoot them here!

You must live in the land of liberals.( ca). No pun intended.

 

[Kevin Root]

You must live in the land of liberals.( ca). No pun intended.

Sadly I believe that is the issue we have here in CA.

Mountain Lions became a "specially protected species" in 1990. CA F&G notes right after noting "specially protected species" that "This has nothing to do with their relative abundance and does not imply that they are rare." The guesstimate on the CA F&G site is 6,000 state wide and that they estimate the population is high. If CA ever delists lions and opens them up to hunting again, there are some big Mountain Lions out this way. However, currently with our state, we also have a abundant count of anti hunting, anti gun groups so I'd be surprised if delisting Mountain Lion will happen anytime soon. I'm not blaming our CA F&G but our slow acting crazy politics out here.

BobT's state seems to have a similar policy in Missouri,

Under Missouri's Wildlife Code, mountain lions are a protected species that may be killed only if they attack or kill livestock or domestic animals or threaten human safety.

 

[elk*hunter]

Good looking cat!

 

[IdahoHombre]

Nicely done!!! Thanks for sharing ~

 

[sjsmallfield]

Nice cat. Way to go!

 

[Elkoholic307]

Well done! Now it's even more obvious that you're a Griz fan.

 

[BobT]

You must live in the land of liberals.( ca). No pun intended.

Nope! I'm in Missouri.