I guess that means it's legal to shoot them ROFL

I mean do you need to have a season for something that doesn't exist?

DT

I CAN HAS CHEEZEBURGER?

http://z.about.com/d/urbanlegends/1/...r_porch001.jpg

Where in the hell is Cartman yelling no kittie, bad kittie, this is my pot pie!

Will a mountain lion attack a human as prey, or only if threatened/protecting young?

i seen a bobcat about 15 years ago. Its hard for me to believe that a mnt. lion was in that area.

http://mdc4.mdc.mo.gov/Documents/160.pdf

Everything I've heard says they will stay as far away from humans as possible, unless they are at the point of starvation. They're very solitary animals.

I once saw a dead ocelot alongside I-35 in South Texas. I was driving with my son and we went past it at about 80 mph. We gave each other a "was that what I thought it was?" look and I took the next available U-turn. Sure as hell it was an ocelot that had been hit by a car. I'd rather have seen a live one but it was still interesting since some people down there insisted they didn't live that far north.

Edit: It was between Corpus Christi and San Antonio, closer to Corpus.

kind of interesting:
http://tchester.org/sgm/lists/lion_attacks.html
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3000+ black bears in north arkansas. the mdc has speculated that the population in south missouri is around 300+.
FTR the MDC is the best in the country.

seen a dude on tv get attacked by a rabid cheetah. Didnt look fun at all.

Lots of bear incidents down here lately. Hungry bears/careless people is a bad combination and it usually doesn't end well for the bear.

Rabid cheetahs.... that sounds like a happy nightmare...

shit my buddy killed a pretty good sized bobcat a couple of months ago. he sees them all the time in his yard round here

Been trappin since i was 10-11 and ive pretty much caught everything. A bobcat is something i dont ever wanna find in a springtrap/live trap. Id imagine itd be worse than a skunk. nasty.