COEngineer
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The news article got it wrong...he didn't have to pick up a rock to smash it on the head, he had 2 giant stones between his legs.
Man kills mountain lion with bare hands!
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BucksnDucks
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Um......I got worked over pretty good by a feral cat not too long ago. Granted I was trying to save it from drowning, the ungrateful ball of fur.
Nah... with the man bun itself. Cat took the scrunchy.
OhHeyThereBen
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There's no way anyone would wrastle a big kitty if they didn't have a mullet. I heard the cat actually choked on his mullet while going for a spinal tap. This rule applies all the entire gender spectrum.
Greyman
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Yet another mountain lion story from Idaho.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/i...t-to-break-up-dog-fight/ar-BBTfMgG?li=BBnb4R7
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/i...t-to-break-up-dog-fight/ar-BBTfMgG?li=BBnb4R7
Following Brian in Montana's lead----only one word to describe her "bad ass"------or------following the lead of several, she also has a "full set"----hypothetically, of course--but definitely might have had her hair in a bun------- forgive me guys, just could not resist lol On a serious note her mountain lion was much smaller, but still she saved her pup and didnt let go when she realized what she had in her hand. But it still does not compare to what the man did--holy mackerel, I agree, as suggested he could get this man card tattooed across his chest
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I heard the same. He actually killed it by stroking it's fur the wrong way.
Horse
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Maybe a tattoo like this?
Tradewind
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lol
Hummer
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The CPW has posted this video interview of the fellow who killed the mountain lion. An amazing story!
[video=youtube;dCYHah_RfT4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCYHah_RfT4[/video]
While running he remained aware of the sights and sounds in nature, and being in good physical condition probably saved his life. Had he not turned around the cat might have taken him down by the neck and the struggle could have been over very quickly with a very different outcome.
The CPW should do a full taxidermy mount of that kitty and offer or dedicate it to Mr. Kauffman.
[video=youtube;dCYHah_RfT4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCYHah_RfT4[/video]
While running he remained aware of the sights and sounds in nature, and being in good physical condition probably saved his life. Had he not turned around the cat might have taken him down by the neck and the struggle could have been over very quickly with a very different outcome.
The CPW should do a full taxidermy mount of that kitty and offer or dedicate it to Mr. Kauffman.
I was impressed until I read this. I'm the poor little cat put up quite a fight to give that guy those cuts and scratches.
They do know that the mountain lion was younger than a year old. Most mountain lions are born between June and October, which would make this one anywhere from three to eight months old, according to the CPW. They haven't yet determined the lion’s gender, so that would put this one anywhere from 20 to 60 pounds.
They do know that the mountain lion was younger than a year old. Most mountain lions are born between June and October, which would make this one anywhere from three to eight months old, according to the CPW. They haven't yet determined the lion’s gender, so that would put this one anywhere from 20 to 60 pounds.
HighDesertSage
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The report I read was 60 - 80 lbs.
Tradewind
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Story i read said it was 30-35 lbs. Basically a cub. The runner clocked in at a whopping 150 lbs.
Prob an even match for him
Prob an even match for him
HighDesertSage
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Gotta link. I'm not doubting that the cat was small, I just remembered the initial story I read said 60 - 80lbs.
NYyotekiller
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The story that I read said that it weighed around 65lbs.
Anyone who’s thinking he merely choked out a kitten I ask them if they’ve ever had to release a bobcat from a foothold trap? I highly doubt they have or else they’d be playing a different tune. Even a small 30lb bobcat can put up quite a fight for me using a rabies pole/catch pole and I’m 6’4” 225lbs. I would guess that a mountain lion would be quite a bit stronger than a similar sized bobcat as well.
Moral of the story though is don’t jog with earbuds in.
Anyone who’s thinking he merely choked out a kitten I ask them if they’ve ever had to release a bobcat from a foothold trap? I highly doubt they have or else they’d be playing a different tune. Even a small 30lb bobcat can put up quite a fight for me using a rabies pole/catch pole and I’m 6’4” 225lbs. I would guess that a mountain lion would be quite a bit stronger than a similar sized bobcat as well.
Moral of the story though is don’t jog with earbuds in.
