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Indiana cougar sightings to become common

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Jay

Avilla, IN

Front page of the Monticello Hearld Journal Saturday October 31st. "Authorities confirm reports of a cougar at large in White County"

Jay

Avilla, IN

That's in Monticello Indiana

jeremy

Kendallville, IN

i have a verry qestonable pic. from a trail cam. this pic was taken from north of the town of lagrange IN. in LaGrange Co. at the edge of a bean feild if you can work on this pic to lighten up the image feel free to contact me at jeremyedwards134@hotmail.com

braden rouse

North Vernon, IN

they say a few days ago some hunters down in southern Jennings County had a camera pod u 2 see if the could get a look at the deer around and there was a cougar dragging a ten point buck by the antlers. said the cougar was massive. idk i havent seen the pic but my dad has and so has my best friend. if i find it ill put it on here

Duane

Columbia City, IN

We have seen cougar tracks while deer hunting this year on our farm. Frend of mine has a picture of one track and it is definitely a large cat.

rafyl

Peru, IN

seen a large feline more like a black panther in mississenuwa reservoir area on several occasions,along with other folks,by the dam,along with pug marks,i carry a large knife and chemical spray just in case,dont wanna be a victim,you no what there capable of doing to you,check out the maulings in california,and see for yourself.im trying to capture one in a large box trap.for proof and on a video cam.

rafyl

Peru, IN

Richard Hunter wrote:

Several recent sightings in Rush County from the central part to over around Andersonville. They do exist and everyone and everything is at risk, from livestock to your pets and children. It's not really their fault but they're just trying to survive. They have to eat...but be aware, they ARE there.

your absolutely right so folks beware,and be ready they will tear u up.so fight back and dont try to play dead cuz you will be dead.

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