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Mountain Lions are rampant in Kentucky this time of the year.
 

jwheat

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My mother claims she saw one down here in Cumberland County a couple years ago.
 

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I saw one dead on the shoulder of I-24 near Cadiz 12 years ago. Big mofo.
 

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Griffin, Dragon, Hillary (Dragon Lady), Flopping Buzzard (Elizabeth Warrens Cherokee name).
 
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Do we need a weeklong series of Top Feral Cat Smackdown polls? I can whip that up in a jiffy. @Mashburned would probably complain because Lynx didn't make it past the regional semifinals.
 

TortElvisII

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well KY borders MO so ipso facto they must be in KY as well

There is no direct route into KY. Illinois or Tennessee has direct routes after the Cat crosses a bridge. The known population starts west of the bootheel. The bootheel is not heavily timbered. They are migrating east. Matter of time.

With that said, everybody and their brother has not seen a Mountain Lion. There are 40 pound bobcats. And 90 pound yellow labs.
 
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Here's one in a guy's backyard tree, about 1000 feet from my house.




Captured by Fish and Game and relocated to Kentucky.
 

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Rob73 actually thinks there are no Mountain Lions in Kentucky. Liberal ignorance knows no bounds.
 

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Here's one in a guy's backyard tree, about 1000 feet from my house.




Captured by Fish and Game and relocated to Kentucky.

How do you know it was relocated to KY? Not trying to be a smart arse, just wondering.
 

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I spotted one outside of Stamping Ground on Bonds Pike, honestly. I also know what one looks like, have fished/hunted most of my life. Watched many documentaries on ML’s via NGC, DSC, ANML Planet etc.... Nobody will believe this but that’s fine, still saw it.
 

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Oh, they are in KY alright.

Game & Fish and their cronies in Prospect City Council just don't want you to know the TRUTH.

Might make people afraid to buy hunting and fishing licenses.
 

gollumcat

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I spotted one outside of Stamping Ground on Bonds Pike, honestly. I also know what one looks like, have fished/hunted most of my life. Watched many documentaries on ML’s via NGC, DSC, ANML Planet etc.... Nobody will believe this but that’s fine, still saw it.

When? Just curious.
 

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Do we need a weeklong series of Top Feral Cat Smackdown polls? I can whip that up in a jiffy. @Mashburned would probably complain because Lynx didn't make it past the regional semifinals.

Yes, do it in a jiffy. Need something to complain about before THE GREAT CHICKEN DEBATE 2018 comes along.

black panther > any other cat
 

PuffyNips

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Saw a pack of them crossing the damn John Roebling suspension bridge.

Every 2nd Tuesday of the damn month. It's like clockwork.

They're coming to the Commonwealth and they're getting smarter AND more punctual on the way. And there is nothing we can do about it.
 

Bill Derington

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I don't know if there's any in KY or not, but TN fish and wildlife has stated they are once again in the state.

Also, last year pictures of one were captured on a trail cam in Obion Co TN, which borders Western KY.
 

IdaCat

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How do you know it was relocated to KY? Not trying to be a smart arse, just wondering.

Because we wanted it as far away from town as possible and KY is the only place that would take him. They are known to thrive in KY and I guess people there like them.