Recent content by 007pennpal

dretd, First, I don't work for you. I wanted to offer an observation. I have done so in order to help. I am not going to be assigned homework from you. If you want a scientists advise then seek it yourself. Good luck with the way you treat people offering free help. Sean

dretd, The one year old female sample I have is about 50 inches nose to tail. It weighted about 35 pounds live. It is a Northwestern lion sub adult. I'm guessing that the picture is a slightly younger and smaller lion. That color pattern on the tail is an exact match to a lion tail. Cubs/sub...

@ Chillin, I track cougar daily. I am a houndsman that chases wild cats with trained scent hounds. A good pack of hounds in an area with a solid population of lions can catch and tree a lion nearly every day. I live in Oregon and track wild cats throughout the west as a profession. Cougar...

I'm an expert on cougars. I am a houndsman. I see and track cougars daily. I can confirm two things for you about your animal in question. First, it is a standard cougar. Looks like a kitten female. Second, there are cougars in Georgia. I have seen one on Fort Benning in an area off limits to...

Ok so I got some chickens. A nice looking RIR roo and various heritage hens. Thought I'd go for an expansion and add a few hens and eat a few extra roos. Well, hens are kinda young and wouldn't brood, so I built an incubator to save money and just for fun. I put in 34 eggs. Just read about how...