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Re: Cougars


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Posted by Billy NY on August 02, 2013 at 16:40:33 from (72.226.79.200):

In Reply to: Re: Cougars posted by Bret4207 on August 02, 2013 at 15:57:12:

I have seen moose here, more than once, one morning at the farmers place near me there was one in the yard. I have seen black bear, they killed a 200lb bear a few years back across the road, Bald eagles are around, I have seen a few this year, and I have photos of the one picking over one of my deer carcasses a few years back, I thought it would only be during migration, but when I look up, its not always a turkey vulture that white head and tail is not hard to spot. I have seen large healthy coyotes here for years, I have seen the western ones while in the desert in California, there is a difference for sure !

There are some rumors about mountain lions near the Catskills, maybe north of there, somewhere in that area, I cannot comment on that, only if I seen it myself, but its hard to dispute when the reports are there, DEC still denies it. I had a contractor from that area quoting me on a job one morning who firmly believes one of those was grabbing livestock in that area. I particularly would not want them around, too much cover, deer are a pain around the garden, but if they ever got in here, I can't imagine deer would be so abundant and they would be a competitor for food, be it game or ones livestock. I just could not imagine being wary of walking ones property and having to keep an eye out for one of these, especially if they don't fear people like other animals do.


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