
Mountain lion too close for comfort
Author spends winters near Las Vegas, where animal was spotted, tranquilized.

Author spends winters near Las Vegas, where animal was spotted, tranquilized.

A young mountain lion that had been spotted sleeping in a planter box along a normally busy street and looking at his reflection in the glass of an office tower in downtown San Francisco was

The big cat weighing more than 100 pounds came within 10 feet of the hunter before he shot it.

LOS ANGELES – A male mountain lion that successfully crossed a 10-lane freeway in Los Angeles two months ago was struck and killed Saturday on the same section of the freeway. The 4-year-old big cat

Latest confirmation came from a trail camera set up on public land in Delta County.

The study found that wolves accounted for 32% of adult female elk deaths and 28% of elk calf deaths, while cougars accounted for 35% of adult female elk deaths and 45% of elk calf deaths.

But largest was a bruiser that tipped the scales at over 160 pounds.

Research suggests that lion hunters tend to kill older cougars, which happen to be specialists at feeding on elk. However, the numbers of younger lions that tend to eat deer are largely left unchanged.

A necropsy report said the cat that attacked Travis Kauffman was male, 4 or 5 months old and weighed 35 to 40 pounds. Kauffman eventually suffocated the animal.
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