NO Cougars in Ontario

You guy's cracked me up so hard, everyone at work was wondering what I am reading. :)

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Originally Posted by Rodbender

Better reading on the crapper you can flush it down :D

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Originally Posted by fishermccann

That comment brought a smile to my face , good one.

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Originally Posted by Hunter John

Don I strongly suggest you read this book.

http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j1...psdwyai8k1.jpg

And pay special attention to the first principal.

http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j1...ps3nolcdjx.jpg

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No can't be no religious input yet

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Originally Posted by Species8472

Don Adams - AKA - Blackwolf

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Originally Posted by Rumble_b

I dont understand why some of you are bring so hard on Don?? He's not the first person to say they have seen a cougar in Ontario and the MNR admits they are here. Maybe he does hunt differently than most but so what. May have been better for Don to word it differently, could have come across as an insult to some. If it was meant that way, then never mind.

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Griz is being hard on himself. His first post basically was mocking others who perhaps hunt a bit different than he does (or say's he does?). There was no "Hello, my name is Don and I have a problem", or howdy doody, or anything else. His follow up posts still didn't offer much in the way of admiting or owning up to his shortcomings? We're trying to help him actually and I might add, having fun doing it! :D

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Originally Posted by last5oh_302

Have you ever walked up Jarvis at night? It's a jungle out there!

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Lots of cougars there as well.

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Hope your hunting grounds get put in to conservation areas :D

We all too often try to make ourselves look better by making others look worse. One of the first signs of an emotionally immature individual.

But you typed the most??:)

Actually they do the MNR suspect there is a main corridor that actually goes from Kingston are to Northern Ontario. Many of the sightings have been in the Ottawa Valley.

as well most on here are well aware that the cougar does exist but in very small numbers I suspect many on here probably took offense to you because you came on here as your first post pretty much insulting anyone and everyone.

Well you could re-post the 'original' trail cam pic, use a little photoshop/MS paint (whatever) to black out only the GPS numbers instead of cropping and leave the other data and that would satisfy some of the skeptics.

As an aside..what models of Trail cams put the GPS co-ordinate on the pic itself ? I know some trail cams has GPS for geotracking them, but wasn't aware they put the info 'on' the pic, usually just inside the meta data ?