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re: We have more black panther believers than I realized
Posted on 8/5/20 at 10:03 am to AlxTgr
Posted on 8/5/20 at 10:03 am to AlxTgr
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The Facebook group,
Never mind, I haven’t been on Facebook since 2007. When adults started getting on and seeing what I was doing at parties, I stopped getting on.
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Posted on 8/5/20 at 10:53 am to tigersownall
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They put out motion lights around the house. Next thing you know they start seeing random sticks laying in the yard. They realized that anything that walked past those sticks toward the house would set off the lights. Smart animals.
Did they put out cameras as well? They say the best way to keep a squatch away is to put up game cameras since they can sense them. I wonder if they sense the motion detector gamma rays.
Posted on 8/5/20 at 11:24 am to Outdoorreb
Ole boy said he had plenty of it, but if no one believed him why go through the ridicule. There is video and picture evidence out right now but people still refuse to believe it.
Posted on 8/5/20 at 12:06 pm to tigersownall
Link?
Posted on 8/5/20 at 12:41 pm to Salmon
Well I did see a small black bear run across the road a few months back and I was dead sober.
Posted on 8/5/20 at 12:58 pm to ForLSU56
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Well I did see a small black bear run across the road a few months back and I was dead sober.
The first time I saw a black bear it was running across 221 (goes from I-10 south to Perry, FL). We thought it was a big arse Rottweiler until we got close enough to see it, we just stopped and watched it walking down a row of planted pines. There were a few other cars that stopped in the road and were making sure they saw it too
Posted on 8/5/20 at 1:36 pm to deeprig9
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I have seen a black jaguar in person, didn't know it was technically a jaguar, it was a big black jungle cat so we just called it a panther.
It lived in a cage at a nearby house that had many exotics in the 80's before all that shite got banned. In Georgia.
It's not impossible that collectors had escapees.
In fact, this particular family got run off by new GA laws and went to AL, but not before releasing all their peacocks. There were wild ferrel peacock flocks roaming Cobb County for many years after that.
When I was a kid the Henry County Sherriff's department killed a black panther in McDonough which had escaped off an exotics farm....thing had killed several dogs, a couple of cows and attacked at least one person in 2 days....that thing lived down the street from a cousins house and I was spending the week with them when it happened...we hunted that cat all night...with loaded .22 semi-autos LOL...what we would have done had we found it other than soil ourselves I can't say but we hunted it! Even more surprising is my aunt and uncle not only let us but encouraged our doing so...things were way different in the 1970's....imagine the authorities today finding 2 8 year old kids with loaded rifles at night in a relatively densely populated area with a panther roaming loose...somebody'd have some 'splaining to do....but even the cops we met that night didn't question our being on the hunt...only told us to be careful and good luck!
Posted on 8/5/20 at 1:40 pm to tigerfoot
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We have more black panther believers than I realized
If I meet 10 people, 9 believe in black panthers, 8 have an uncle or father who have seen one, 6 have heard one scream like woman and 4 have personally seen them.
That screaming woman at night is a bobcat....damned things will make an atheist question their path in life. I damn near jumped out of a boat one night in Ferbruary crappie fishing on Lake Weis when I heard it for the first time....and the damned thing did it intermittently over the ensuing 3-4 hours....talk about grating on the nerves...Id get to thinking it was done, start relaxing and BOOM the bastard would do it again...I suspect a pack of them found some beer at a cabin and was feeling tipsy and said "lets frick with the fisherman...." and had a high old time....
Posted on 8/5/20 at 1:45 pm to tigersownall
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You might be joking but I do believe they can sense certain types of light.
I’m derailing this thread, but there was a group of guys on some rural land that were being terrorized by the squatches. They put out motion lights around the house. Next thing you know they start seeing random sticks laying in the yard. They realized that anything that walked past those sticks toward the house would set off the lights. Smart animals.
if they were so damned smart they'd be in the house drinking beer and watching TV instead of out in the yard placing sticks in homage to the light god....
Again, ain't no squatches. Washington State does not regulate them and Washington State would cease to exist and everyone would commit mass suicide if they found out they had failed to regulate something no matter how remote its odds of occurring. You can't walk down the sidewalk in this neck of the woods without committing half a dozen felonies.....ain't no way there are critters running about a man could shoot and there ain't no regulations and fleet of 'em at that....
Posted on 8/5/20 at 1:47 pm to Loup
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Did they put out cameras as well? They say the best way to keep a squatch away is to put up game cameras since they can sense them. I wonder if they sense the motion detector gamma rays.
Must be a game camera on every tree in the world then 'cause there ain't no squatches about....its working.
My lab tells me she keeps them away from the house and therefore deserves a biscuit of a morning....she gets the biscuit most mornings but she and I both know she is lying about the squatches....
Posted on 8/5/20 at 2:25 pm to tigersownall
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Ole boy said he had plenty of it, but if no one believed him why go through the ridicule. There is video and picture evidence out right now but people still refuse to believe it.
It is generally accepted that the PNW is home to most of the squatches in the world. Another thing ensuring this isn't so other than the lack of regulations governing squatches is the lack of taxes the state is collecting from us to protect them. They like 'em some taxes up here...no state income tax but boy they have a user fee for farting....folks have surgery to remove the reed from their a-hole so they only go silent but deadly... if there squatches there would at the least be a tag you could buy so the state would have a little more revenue. They may actually have on in Oregon.....
Posted on 8/5/20 at 2:28 pm to 225Tyga
There’s a freakin LION behind a tree!!!!!
I see it!
I see it!
Posted on 8/5/20 at 2:29 pm to Gtmodawg
I've heard a mink in a trap makes a really horrible sound
Posted on 8/5/20 at 2:32 pm to DownshiftAndFloorIt
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I've heard a mink in a trap makes a really horrible sound
Yes they can....and are meaner than shite. If they were the size of a Lab the bastards would rule the planet...
Posted on 8/5/20 at 2:34 pm to AlxTgr
this is not what I expected
Posted on 8/5/20 at 2:49 pm to Gtmodawg
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That screaming woman at night is a bobcat..
A barn owl makes a hell of a scream and is responsible for most these misidentifications but yes a bobcat will make your hair stand up
Posted on 8/5/20 at 3:37 pm to Ron Cheramie
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A barn owl makes a hell of a scream and is responsible for most these misidentifications but yes a bobcat will make your hair stand up
That is the stinking truth....owls of all types are spooky critters...I had a screech owl speak to me one morning putting out duck decoys in the middle or what must have been some sort of convention for coyotes...nerves were already on edge as I was by myself, in the worst mud imaginable (New Mexico mud is worse than ANYTHING on the coast, Atlantic or Gulf) and there were coyotes all over me and the dog....the dog was either whining and snarling and barking and generally misbehavin, I am crotch deep in water than ain't ankle deep cause of the mud and sinking deeper with every milisecond I was moving and that damned owl made the god awfulest noise on earth about 20 yards away...had I not already deposited my breakfast and morning coffee across an smooth arse high log earlier that morning I would have had a hell of a mess to sort out in my waders.....as it is my lab tales people I screamed like a girl but no one trusts her as she is well known as a reprobate lying scoundrel....
Posted on 8/5/20 at 3:52 pm to Gtmodawg
I had one outside my window now...for 6 nights in a row.
Posted on 8/5/20 at 3:56 pm to AlxTgr
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I had one outside my window now...for 6 nights in a row.
She's coming for me I know....and on wildfire were both goin' to go.....
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