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  • TrinityScrimshaw
    She used "Telepathic Energy" to keep it calm???...[:(!]

    Maybe Sigmund & Froade (spell?) should have tried that with their Tigers?...[B)]

    Trinity +++
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  • Okie743
    Hum, let see.

    Is Oregon one of the places that recreational wacky weed is allowed?

    [;)]
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  • Heavy Chevy
    I really question this ordeal.
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  • wiplash
    quote:Originally posted by TrinityScrimshaw
    She used "Telepathic Energy" to keep it calm???...[:(!]

    Maybe Sigmund & Froade (spell?) should have tried that with their Tigers?...[B)]

    Trinity +++


    That would be, Siegfried and Roy.[;)]

    Years ago when I had my Tree Trimming business, I was trimming up a 50ft. Palm tree and heard what sounded like someone having a heart attack! I looked down and saw a huge Lion staring up at me on the other side of the wall! After I calmed down I noticed that there were three other Lions in the yard staring at me too.

    They were in Siegfried and Roy's back yard. I wish the home owner would have given me a heads up before I started![:0]
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  • kimi
    Might it be that cougars are like Indians in one respect in that it's a bad omen to attack nutcases?
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  • gearheaddad
    quote:Originally posted by kimi
    Might it be that cougars are like Indians in one respect in that its a bad omen to attack nutcases.


    Hahaha!!!
    So True!!
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  • kimi
    quote:Originally posted by gearheaddad
    quote:Originally posted by kimi
    Might it be that cougars are like Indians in one respect in that its a bad omen to attack nutcases.


    Hahaha!!!
    So True!!


    Good morning Ed! Hope you are having a great day! All is well here. [:)]
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  • gearheaddad
    quote:Originally posted by kimi
    quote:Originally posted by gearheaddad
    quote:Originally posted by kimi
    Might it be that cougars are like Indians in one respect in that its a bad omen to attack nutcases.


    Hahaha!!!
    So True!!


    Good morning Ed! Hope you are having a great day! All is well here. [:)]

    Like a Baby treats a diaper on my end![:D][:0]
    Glad all is well there!![:D][:D]
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  • kimi
    quote:Originally posted by gearheaddad
    quote:Originally posted by kimi
    quote:Originally posted by gearheaddad
    quote:Originally posted by kimi
    Might it be that cougars are like Indians in one respect in that its a bad omen to attack nutcases.


    Hahaha!!!
    So True!!


    Good morning Ed! Hope you are having a great day! All is well here. [:)]

    Like a Baby treats a diaper on my end![:D][:0]
    Glad all is well there!![:D][:D]


    [:D][:D][:D]
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  • Brookwood
    I have found the best way to repel cougars is not to brush my teeth, along with skipping the anti perspirant deodorant in the mornings I go into town. [:0][:D]
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  • spasmcreek
    easy to get attacked in the supermarket aisles....several looked like Peggy Bundy
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  • remingtonoaks
    It's a good thing that she thought she could communicate with the cat telepathically. Had she not, and freaked out the cat probably would have took it as an act of aggression and attacked her...

    because she thought she was in an "enlightened state"([:o)]) it probably saved her life. But that's still does not preclude the fact that she's nutcase for thinking that she could communicate with it telepathically.

    I hate to break it to her, but the cat was just looking for a way to get out anyway. It had nothing to do with her telling it to leave telepathically or otherwise
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  • Brookwood
    Before crashing on her couch, I would bet that big cat did some damage somewhere in her home!
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  • lead
    In related news, telepathy isn't working in the home owners attempt to find her missing cat and dog. There's just 2 red stains by the pillows they usually lay on.
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  • Mr. Perfect
    I'm wondering if maybe she remembers it differently than it actually happened.
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  • chollagardens
    Possibly someone's pet or a "rescue" animal. A wild cat would not normally sleep in a person's home. The house may look like "nature" but the cat did smell humans.
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  • NeoBlackdog
    quote:Originally posted by chollagardens
    Possibly someone's pet or a "rescue" animal. A wild cat would not normally sleep in a person's home. The house may look like "nature" but the cat did smell humans.

    Maybe he just thought that was the smell of the appetizers.
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  • He Dog
    A lot of guys here would like to know how to attract them.
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  • Laredo Lefty
    The next time I go mountain lion hunting I will invite that gal to go along. Tie her to a stake and make her cry. That should bring'em running.
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  • cbxjeff
    Darn. I thought you meant the two legged kind. I can't seem to get them off my ... :)
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  • Smitty500mag
    I had one in my house one time. Had to pay her before she'd leave.

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  • dan kelly
    This story made the news here, as soon as I saw where she reckoned she got it to leave by sending it telepathic messages I stopped reading.
    Stupid mountain lion, it should have eaten the crazy woman![}:)]
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  • grumpygy
    Wow I guess when I say this I should have read the story.

    But we have had a Cougar in Springfield making the news. This one was right in the middle of town.

    But he did not make it.


    quote: A Springfield family is speaking out after spotting a cougar in their backyard, and they believe Springfield police did the right thing killing it.

    Nicholas Bryan, 12, and his sister Marisa were in their backyard by their pool Tuesday afternoon when they saw the wild animal by their fence.

    "All of a sudden it jumped up and I ran inside, and Marisa stayed in the pool," Bryan said.

    Their mom, Jennifer Easton, said she called police, and soon after they arrived, she warned neighbors about the possible danger. She told them to keep their children and pets inside.

    Later a sniper with Springfield police shot and killed the cougar after it was found nearby in a tree.

    "It was very scary because it could've ended up very bad for one or both kids or anybody in the neighborhood for that matter," Easton said. "So we are very fortunate that animal control came out and took care of it. It was a sad ending for the cougar, but it was the best one I feel for our neighborhood."

    Some neighbors are upset the animal wasn't tranquilized and relocated, but Christopher Yee, a wildlife biologist with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, said that wasn't an option.

    Yee said cougars are extremely territorial, making them hard to put back into the wilderness. On top of that, Yee said tranquilizers can take minutes to take effect and sometimes not work at all. Yee also said a drugged animal can be even more dangerous.

    "It doesn't have it's entire faculties about it, and it may run into a group of people that are standing there watching this unfold, not realizing until it's right next to an individual and lash out and defend itself," Yee said.

    Yee said he believes the cougar was a juvenile male that just started to fend for itself and that the animal was lost and suffering from malnutrition. Yee added that the animal was 10 to 15 pounds underweight.
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  • wpageabc
    Works for me...
    [;)]quote:Originally posted by Brookwood
    I have found the best way to repel cougars is not to brush my teeth, along with skipping the anti perspirant deodorant in the mornings I go into town. [:0][:D]
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  • grumpygy
    I'm kind of surprised that this is just now happening. When they changed the hunting rules about 10 years ago I knew the Population would increase and cat would have to go to new territory to survive.
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  • SCOUT5
    I've never had to worry about one leaving, I usually went to their place.
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  • droptop
    quote:Originally posted by spasmcreek
    easy to get attacked in the supermarket aisles....several looked like Peggy Bundy
    Which supermarkets do you use?

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  • Mr. Perfect
    quote:Originally posted by dan kelly
    This story made the news here, as soon as I saw where she reckoned she got it to leave by sending it telepathic messages I stopped reading.
    Stupid mountain lion, it should have eaten the crazy woman![}:)]
    Darwin was asleep at the wheel that day.
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