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hpnole

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i have lived in NC my whole life and I can say for a fact there’s some cats in the hills of the carolinas
Too many sightings not to be true, just , I have never been lucky enough to see one. I have gotten some photos of really big bob cats, but , no cougars.
 
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9dukejames

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If they are here look to the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. If they are not here then they will be. The population has been expanding Eastwards for a long time. I remember when there where no coyotes in NC. There sure is now.
 
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smashmouth5

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Pulled up in the driveway one time and we had a young coyote jumping trying to catch lightning bugs. Wish I had gotten it on video.
 

hpnole

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We had coyotes on our trail camera taking apples we had out for deer.
my wife has killed two that came to get apples while deer hunting. I have deer and coyotes in photos at same time. Deer don't seem to get too excited over one coyote.
 

sheyduke

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I believe their are things you can’t explain. Until definitive proof that they either exist or don’t it’s worth following .
 
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sheyduke

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sheyduke said:





I believe their are things you can’t explain. Until definitive proof that they either exist or don’t it’s worth following .

Like Cole Anthony shooting over 50%
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Lol I don’t follow the Tar Heels.
 
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