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I would be all for a cougar stalking me at a bar, but this actual cougar in the wild? No thanks. This seems like a very stressful afternoon...



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Black n Gold74 months
It's a Canadian cougar. Probably assumed the guy was lost and was offering to let him ride his back to safety.
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DannyB74 months
Was the photographer on his way to White Castle?
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white perch74 months
I’ve seen better cougars in the quad on a Tuesday afternoon
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Quid Pro Quo74 months
This person got some great film but was woefully uninformed about encounters with bears, cougars, etc. As with many predators, a cougar may attack if cornered, if a fleeing human stimulates their instinct to chase, or if a person "plays dead." Standing still however may cause the cougar to consider a person easy prey. Exaggerating the threat to the animal through intense eye contact, loud shouting, and any other action to appear larger and more menacing, may make the animal retreat. Fighting back with sticks and rocks, or even bare hands, is often effective in persuading an attacking cougar to disengage. Fatal cougar attacks are extremely rare and occur much less frequently than fatal snake bites, fatal lightning strikes, or fatal bee stings. Children are particularly vulnerable. The majority of the child victims listed here were not accompanied by adults. 20 people, mostly children, have been killed in all of North America in the last 120+ years. A very colorful lady named Cougar Annie lived on the Wild Western Coast of Vancouver Island from age 27 to age 97, killing 50+ Cougars and 80+ bears to protect her chicken and goats......Geaux Cougs!!!!
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Quid Pro Quo74 months
While working in Corporate AK I lived 20 yrs in the AK wildness, bears in my yard, and went camping and fishing with 3000 Kodiak and Alaskan Grizzlies all around me. A Flare Gun is really all you need. Of course a couple of Rem Marine Mag 870s w/extended 9-shot slug barrels are comforting insurance. I find that 2-legged, upright, duplicitous, power-hungry, back-stabbing corporate beasts in good-ole-boy networks who call themselves Tigahs to be Much More Dangerous. They consolidate their power and ruin programs with failure to stay current in their profession. They are overpaid, fat, loud, stupid, and detestable.
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LSU Coyote74 months
Poor guy just seems curious.
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OneFifty74 months
I was stalked by a cougar in Market Basket. It was indeed terrifying.
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Np5247874 months
Come on cougar, eat the dude already
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TigerDeacon74 months
Bet he wished he had a buffalo who normally had his back around because he was about to get straight up mauled by a cougar. He better punch that cougar in the face! GET OUT OF HERE KITTY CAT!
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PanhandleTigah74 months
Good Lord...one of many reasons to be carrying in the woods.
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km74 months
No gun, no brain
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hollywoodhead74 months
who needs a gun when you have extra underwear
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Fezzik74 months
Awesomely terrifying
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surgicalvenom74 months
whats scary is that cat is really healthy and not emaciated. Usually they only look at humans as prey when near starvation. You don't stand a chance against a healthy cat like this.
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DaveyDownerDawg74 months
Hmmm.....the Glock 20 in 10mm says otherwise.
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beatbammer74 months
At one point that cougar is sitting on the log with his back turned to the dude. That's an unusual act for a cougar that is "hunting" I think. I would imagine also that most cougars that are "hunting" will do their utmost to stay out of sight of their prey until they can charge instead of just sitting behind a log out in the open. So I'm seriously doubting the "hunting" part. Maybe "I accidentally stumbled onto a cougar in the wild and now the cougar feels threatened and is considering attacking". But "hunting"? No.
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“And no, I don’t have a gun” Well there’s your first mistake, Dudley Do-Right. Always have a gun on you when entering the woods for an extended period of time.
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PrimeTime Money74 months
What do y'all think would happen if the dude charged and yelled? Would the cougar run or fight?
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MasonTiger74 months
Probably a fat guy taking the photo with a fat kid. Too tempting for the cougar.
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Montezuma74 months
Reminds me of osprey that will circle and pass when you are in their territory. The proverbial "Do something stupid..." mode in full effect.
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Geaux2374 months
absolutely bone chilling
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Herman Frisco74 months
that one has a hungry look in her eyes...
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