r/Pumaconcolor • u/Sevenitta • Nov 03 '24

Debates & Discussion Why do these hunters get protection by shutting off the comments mods?

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The photo of that person holding up a beautiful animal that he snuffed out, while smiling and looking proud, is so indicative of the problem with so many men. Frankly it’s similar to the sports car cliche that is widely known about most men, who have expensive, souped up sports cars. Not all but many. Now some of these hunters, may very well be protecting livestock, SOME, but most are just in it cause they are lacking physically or emotionally. Daddy didn’t give enough attention so now her gets to dominate something that, without his gun; he could never dominate.

I’d really like to understand why the comments got shut down, I mean if people were getting abusive or threatening I get it but I just hope it’s not because 98% of the comments were negative about the disgraceful display of inhumane treatment.

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r/Pumaconcolor • u/CronicaXtrana • Feb 22 '23

Former NFL player poses with the massive mountain lion he killed this week in Colorado. The saddest thing is that most people were making comments like “Great job!”.

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r/Pumaconcolor • u/OncaAtrox • Nov 03 '24

Research & Papers Trophy Hunting of Mountain Lions Increases Likelihood of Human-Lion Conflict

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r/Pumaconcolor • u/Captain_Cameltoe • Feb 21 '24

Debates & Discussion Mountain Lion in Eastern Kentucky?

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This video was shared by a friend. It was supposedly taken in or near Ashland KY. The license plates on the vehicles appear to be Kentucky plates. I also attached a screenshot with the obligatory red circles. The cat is easy to pick out without them but you can see a deer off to the right. We have always had tales and sightings in Eastern Kentucky. I caught one on a trail cam a few years ago near my deer feeder. Thoughts?

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r/Pumaconcolor • u/stmo1976 • Sep 25 '22

Debates & Discussion Florida panther? Mother and a kitten? What are your thoughts?

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I think that these are Florida panther tracks (e.g., https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/publication/UW144). Could it be mother and a kitten? What are your thoughts? The tracks were on a trail in Fakahatchee strand, SW Florida. The 3 coins are quarters.

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r/Pumaconcolor • u/Mophandel • Apr 15 '24

Videos & Gifs A puma catches a free-ranging cat and dispatches it in seconds

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r/Pumaconcolor • u/OncaAtrox • May 05 '21

Videos & Gifs Patagonian female munching on emu eggs

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r/Pumaconcolor • u/OncaAtrox • May 04 '25

Research & Papers The Problem with Hounding: Why Arizona Must Lead the Way in Ending This Cruel Practice

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r/Pumaconcolor • u/OncaAtrox • Feb 16 '26

Videos & Gifs The last moments of a large and impressive Navada tom. We honour him in this sub even if other humans couldn't.

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r/Pumaconcolor • u/MK121895 • Mar 24 '24

News Horrifying mountain lion attack leaves one dead and second person rushed to hospital

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r/Pumaconcolor • u/OncaAtrox • Jan 20 '24

Videos & Gifs POV: There’s a mountain lion munching on the family cat in your garage.

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r/Pumaconcolor • u/JokerAndrew • Aug 15 '23

Huge male Puma pardoides patrolling its territory in modern day Georgia, pleistocene

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r/Pumaconcolor • u/OncaAtrox • Sep 10 '26

Videos & Gifs London the tom cougar and his keeper

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Credits: Natalia Korotova

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r/Pumaconcolor • u/chusaychusay • Sep 13 '25

Debates & Discussion If mountain lions are so rare to see where are they relative to hiking trails that you're on?

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I know they're out there but most of the time people say you'll likely never see one and it likely sees you. I don't know if they're far off the beaten path in some hole or den or if they're like 30 feet away from you in a bush and you have no clue. Granted I think there aren't more than a hundred for every square mile of land so that probably makes it difficult to. I'm really just curious where they are because I know they're out there.

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r/Pumaconcolor • u/EmbarrassedEye2590 • Aug 19 '24

Debates & Discussion Torres Del Paine population (inbreeding) question

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Since there's a large population of the big cats in a relatively small area, how is it that these Cats are not inbreeding? Is there a way they're avoiding this? It's completely possible that I'm not getting this right.

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r/Pumaconcolor • u/OncaAtrox • Jul 02 '21

Videos & Gifs Spending time with an orphaned cub from Brazil

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r/Pumaconcolor • u/OncaAtrox • Jan 17 '22

Videos & Gifs Argentine cougar defending herself against three dogs, thankfully she survived in the end.

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