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Outdoor Life

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8. Dogs are the correct way to track them.

Tue Sep 4, 2012, 01:10 AM

Sep 2012

It's really the only way to track big cats.
Forget about any other way.
What part of CT does your friend thinks he saw one?

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Strange question. Anyone here familiar with hunting/tracking Mountain Lions? [View all] Bonhomme Richard Aug 2012 OP

Not ranging far is what I figured. Bonhomme Richard Aug 2012 #2

Is lion hunting legal in your neck of the woods? gejohnston Aug 2012 #3

Not at all.I am hunting with a camera. Bonhomme Richard Aug 2012 #4

I gathered you were using a camera, but gejohnston Aug 2012 #5

The thing is that the state won't admit that they are here in CT. Bonhomme Richard Aug 2012 #6

I see, I was thinking you were in a western state. gejohnston Aug 2012 #7

Dogs are the correct way to track them. former-republican Sep 2012 #8

I thought about dogs and.... Bonhomme Richard Sep 2012 #9

If you're tying to get them to come to you former-republican Sep 2012 #10

Yeah, my back will be protected as.... Bonhomme Richard Sep 2012 #11

They are very territorial former-republican Sep 2012 #12

Spam deleted by CaliforniaPeggy (MIR Team) rqsulfates Sep 2012 #13

I've been out a half dozen times now and..... Bonhomme Richard Sep 2012 #15