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  1. FANTASTIC-PERFECT article! We (outdoors men) have known this all along! As a hunter, and fisherman of over 50 years, I can (and know) the difference of all of the native and non native wildlife in this region! In the last 8 years, i ve seen the tracks of 2 lions, and the privilege of seeing one! Problem is if you (I) tell anyone, your mental status is questioned, and your vision is checked! General Public be DAMMED! Thank you for the great research, and all your hard work! I as well as many others give you full support! Sincerely, Mark

    • Very true Mark. Thing is out in Michigan, the hunters were dismissing the sightings too, claiming they couldn’t be there, they would have seen them. Well turns out they WERE there. Out in New England, they have been seen by hunters for decades now. And even documented by them.

  2. Im sorry-the article is 100% useless in the real world. Just a bunch of conjecture about the future and vague references to unnamed people who have seen them “out there”. I hope they come but there is nothing in this article worth a nickel.

    • Your opinion is noted. Exactly what group are you with? Sounds like either one of the “cougar” groups or a state agency. They are the only ones currently in denial. Look around and learn, or you will be overtaken by the new happenings in the cougar world.

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