We had a member of our moose party walk up on a cougar in unit 21a. The MNR wouldn't believe us so we said we'd shoot it the next time for proof. They told us to not shoot it if we see it again lol.
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We had a member of our moose party walk up on a cougar in unit 21a. The MNR wouldn't believe us so we said we'd shoot it the next time for proof. They told us to not shoot it if we see it again lol.
I say fox or coyote as well.
I agree the MNRF has admitted that there are cougars in Ontario. Big question is....are they natural or escapees?
In all honesty, I am beyond certain that it's a cougar. The guys wife watched it cross the corner of their yard a couple days before.
Please fill it out on Rubberized chequeQuote:
Originally Posted by Tactical870
I can believe it. Its that there are more nay sayers than there are believers. I dont get it, its not like it a sasquatch(samsquanch in Nova Scotia) or UFO, its an animal "returning" could it possibly mean that the environment is right for their return? I d like too think so, but now we need to keep it going uphill if that is the case.
What I have heard about them, if they dont want to be seen, you will not see them.....
Could be a cougar to bad it's so blurry. I don't live far from irondale and have seen one myself 100% had a buddy with me we both watched it for 2 minutes walking across a hay field.
maybe theres a new breed of blurry cougars? 2 minutes? not 1 photo? or were you in awe?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fishinchris
With a the escapes, it is quite possible that they reproduced.
Ya 2 minutes not everyone carrys a camera 24/7 bud and would you be in awe if you saw a cougar??Quote:
Originally Posted by pdhenderson
Cellphone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fishinchris
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...........I'd be giddy,,,,
Im 100% i saw one near lake simcoe in the spring. We saw it for a minute but never ever thought about the camera until it was already leaving. One phone pic but it you cant really see it in the pic