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What are your thoughts on this? Think it's a cougar?

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/cougar-video-grand-falls-1.3825311

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Certainly looks like one.


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Good evening to you sir and Happy Halloween.

I'd say that indeed it is a cougar.

I've only seen one on the hoof in the wild - on the mountain behind our house one December morning - but the tail, the ears and the way it moves makes it a cougar in my book.

We used to have a game farm down the road which had one and I've helped a taxidermist buddy skin a good handful of them as well.

Anyway my vote is yes it's a cougar.

All the best to you folks this fall and good luck on your hunts.

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No question that was a cougar. Not the type you find in your local bar at closing time either. wink

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Sure it's a cougar, whats the big deal?


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Originally Posted by 378Canuck
Sure it's a cougar, whats the big deal?


Not very common in New Brunswick. I think the official version is that they don't exist at all in that province.

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100% Cougar. AKA Mountain Lion.


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Grew up in NB, In the late 70's driving down a woods road in Carleton county with my grandfather we came over a small rise, something was laying in the road ahead, at first we thought it was a deer, but it didn't look right, as we slowly drove ahead to about 50 yds, it stood up turned broadside and stood there for a few seconds, then walked off the road then stood in the ditch then calmly walked off into the bush. Have also seen cougar tracks in the snow around a deer kill site along the North Branch Becaguimic river east of Hartland NB.

Been living in BC and Alberta for the last 35 years and seeing several cougars and many tracks over the years I now know for sure what we saw many years ago in NB was definitely a cougar.

Back then and even now telling someone you saw a cougar in NB will get you ridiculed.

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Looks like a cougar to me.


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