Fake cougar attack
- Lhartley
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Fake cougar attack
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This incident got a popular alpine touring area in Banff called "Helena Ridge" closed down for weeks. I can't imagine why anyone would fake a cougar attack and lie about it to several media outlets.
This incident got a popular alpine touring area in Banff called "Helena Ridge" closed down for weeks. I can't imagine why anyone would fake a cougar attack and lie about it to several media outlets.
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Re: Fake cougar attack
People need attention I guess.
Pretty sure one followed my ski tracks for a few minutes a couple of years back- discovered it when on return trip a few years ago. If it wasn’t for the tracks and the dead pheasant I spotted off the trail I wouldn’t have known.
Pretty sure one followed my ski tracks for a few minutes a couple of years back- discovered it when on return trip a few years ago. If it wasn’t for the tracks and the dead pheasant I spotted off the trail I wouldn’t have known.
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Re: Fake cougar attack
There's a lot of them out there. There's a guy that lives near me that has a trail cam channel on Instagram @plantedcamera. It's actually wild how much wildlife is out thereInspiredcapers wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 3:28 pmPeople need attention I guess.
Pretty sure one followed my ski tracks for a few minutes a couple of years back- discovered it when on return trip a few years ago. If it wasn’t for the tracks and the dead pheasant I spotted off the trail I wouldn’t have known.
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Re: Fake cougar attack
People are funny. What was that guy thinking.
We have them going around and through the neighborhood all the time but they are ghosts. A dog got taken off the back porch 10 years ago. Then a cougar killed a bicycle rider 10 miles north of me about 5 years ago. Last month a pair of cougars cut up a bicycle rider pretty bad about 5 miles north of me.
We have them going around and through the neighborhood all the time but they are ghosts. A dog got taken off the back porch 10 years ago. Then a cougar killed a bicycle rider 10 miles north of me about 5 years ago. Last month a pair of cougars cut up a bicycle rider pretty bad about 5 miles north of me.
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Re: Fake cougar attack
i was up in the Angeles forest 2 months ago , crosscountry skiing up at mt. Pinos. while my dog and i rounded a blind corner, we scared the pee out of a 50lbs. shaggy grey haired cat the same size as my dog, it ran up a snowy hillside into the trees. took all my strength to reel in my boi and not be turned into shredded wheat by mr.fluffy.
"Anyone faster than me is an idiot and anyone slower a moron".
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Re: Fake cougar attack
probably the locals sick of tourist , scare them tourist out of the hood with any excuse. i would too , we get trails shut down all the time due to litter and vandals.Lhartley wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 11:19 amhttps://www.mountainviewtoday.ca/beyond ... en-8414036
This incident got a popular alpine touring area in Banff called "Helena Ridge" closed down for weeks. I can't imagine why anyone would fake a cougar attack and lie about it to several media outlets.
"Anyone faster than me is an idiot and anyone slower a moron".
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Re: Fake cougar attack
I totally forgot about a cougar encounter several years ago in Fernie…
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Re: Fake cougar attack
I've only been bothered by cougars in bars.