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Hi dretd you wrote "thanks for the link-very interesting read. Point of clarification, the way I read the map the dot in Georgia is blue which is labeled as a Class I confirmation:photo inlcuding video, dead or captured body or DNA evidence from scat, hair etc... So this Class I confrimation...

Quote: Those who think it is a cougar--young, miniature or otherwise--should probably look at the GA location of the OP. This is not anyplace that would be in cougar or Florida Panther territory for starters. Apparently there is an abundance of wildlife but cougars aren't going to be part of...

Quote: seems like we have seen a lot of species that are not supposed to be this far north too--- like green jay from Mexico and XOLOITZQUINTLE (which I think is the 'Chupacabra' that has been seen around here, or a hybrid of Xoloitzquintle and coyote or Mexican wolf Just my opinion)

Quote: good for you---keep trying. If it is a cougar, or relative of a cougar, as many posters here suspect, then their range is huge like 25-100 or more square miles---- so you may not see it again for months and months.

More good net stuff: http://www.cougarnet.org/bigpicture.html As for the markings, juveniles of the wild cat species do have spots/striations to help camaflage. Good idea to have the gun along, but mostly these animals would run. Not to take a chance with your family though or chickens...

Yes, I see that GA is out of courgar territory, but how's about the Florida Panther? http://www.nwf.org/Wildlife/Wildlife-Library/Mammals/Florida-Panther.aspx It is on endangered species list. Glad that you have a live and let live attitude. maybe an electric wire around your coop...

the tail and the body length look like a cougar to me. Also in the last picture the angle of the hind legs. Keep thoes pictures coming for a better ID. Do you have cougar in your area?