Is there anyone on this site that is worried about pushing Encon over the edge? Then when he goes, the aliens will get angry and smash all our Elvis albums with the Piketoberfest mug.
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KWK
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Registered: 01/27/03
Posts: 4606
Loc: TN
Coyotes to the best of my knowldge are not native east of the mississipi...wolves yes mountain lions yes.correct me if i am wrong.i do find it hard to believe though.the cougar killed years ago on the merit was a imigrant...from wisconsin or minn.?..fuzzy memory.
I have my own feeling about the mountain lion that was hit on the Merrit Parkway. I think that it was not an immigrant from North Dakota but it was some rich hedge fund managers pet that got loose. The experts say that Mountain lions really don't like being around people and Fairfield county has alot of people. If they found it in the north-west or north-east part of the state I could better believe it.
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#1739918 - 04/09/1809:55 AM
Re: Mountain Lion?
[Re: Ignatz]
Kierran
The Connecticut Yankee
Registered: 01/06/02
Posts: 2950
Loc: Milford,CT
Originally Posted By: Ignatz
I have my own feeling about the mountain lion that was hit on the Merrit Parkway. I think that it was not an immigrant from North Dakota but it was some rich hedge fund managers pet that got loose. The experts say that Mountain lions really don't like being around people and Fairfield county has alot of people. If they found it in the north-west or north-east part of the state I could better believe it.
Sorry to burst any conspiracy theory, but the mountain lion that was killed in Milford in 2011 left a well-documented DNA trail on its journey from the Black Hills to CT. Pick up a copy of "Heart of a Lion: A Lone Cat's Walk Across America."
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