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Quote: Ding, ding, ding, ding, we have a winnah! I agree w/you.

Quote: Show me a picture of a house cat and a jaguarundi holding its tail in the EXACT same position that the OP's animal is holding its tail and I'll consider those two options. Also show me a jaguarundi that is as light as the OP's animal. Quote: Oh please, eliminated gray fox? What...

Quote: Yes exactly. You can also tell that the tail of the OP's pic has much thicker fur than that of a lion and the fur is blending into the background. Quote: Eye of the beholder only works with something that's not able to be proven. In this case we have picture proof of how the...

Quote: Thanks for the #, it's the first pic that comes up when you click on the link. The reason I didn't think it was THAT picture is because that cat doesn't have its tail in the same position as the OPs animal does..... not even close. Here is the pic: Original pic cropped: Side by...

Quote: I'd like to see that pic. Can you post it? I couldn't find it.

Quote: I particularly love how you made the face into your own version of what it looks like. The face is obscured by the weed in front of it. I cropped it.....without changing the picture. Note how the tail is carried. I couldn't find even one picture of a mt. lion on GOOGLE images...

I just GOOGLED mt. lion pictures and looked at a couple hundred. Not ONE picture depicted any lions holding their tail like the animal in the OPs pictures. I GOOGLED gray fox and every pic of the fox depicts the tail carriage just like the one in the OPs pic. The black stripe down the tail is...

Quote: Have you not looked any ANY other picture in this thread? This "mt. lion" is smaller than a blue heeler and the size of a crow at the shoulder and it doesn't have the spots of a baby mt. lion. As for the 'groomer' remark, too funny, but, again, wrong. As for yet a different exotic...

Quote: LOL I love it. Kinda hard to mistake any other animal for a kangaroo or wallaby. I forgot about this, but a friend of mine had one of those pay-to-see exotic animal zoos in Cape Girardeau, MO, and he said one of his adult 8' kangaroos got away. He never saw it again, BTW.

Late one night on a rural back road in MO while snake hunting, (Hwy K in Madison County) I saw a hyena! Huge animal. Had the low-slung hindquarters and back legs noticeably shorter than the front legs. Huge head and muzzle. It also had a spotted coat like a hyena. I wish I'd had a camera...

Quote: You're not wrong....LMAO......Dudeeeee, did you even look at the other pictures so you can gauge the size of the animal? It's not big enough to be a mt. lion period.

We have both bears and mt lions in MO....which is closer than the Dakotas. Two mt. lions were killed this year by hunters and a third was caught on a game cam.......all males believed to be looking for new territories. I have pictures of bear tracks from 2009 going down my driveway and into...

Quote: How many have been hit on the roads? There are only a few hundred Florida panthers in FL yet 2 or 3 get hit on the highways every year. If there are Mt. lions in VA, where are the news articles of them being killed on the roads? Look at one of the first pictures the OP...

Quote: LOL Someone didn't read the thread methinks.

Quote: X2 for sure!

Quote: Unfortunately the powers that be only consider a confirmed sighting if you're a conservation agent. The should, however, take into consideration the dead bodies. Perhaps the writer of the article didn't do his/her homework before writing it and quoted from an old soource.

Quote: No they don't--the "bob" in bobcat is because their tails are bobbed meaning cut short. Short as in 8-10" which is still a pretty long tail. I have a friend who is a certified wildlife rehabber and the MoDOC brings her illegal animals they have confiscated from individuals. She has...