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MOUNTAIN LIONS HAVE BEEN CONFIRMED in 7 areas of Maine since the mid-1960s.
If you want the locations again, I will retype them. But I don't want to waste my time retyping them & you will NOT print them, for that is called withholding important data, resdients should be aware of.
John A. Lutz - Director
Eastern Puma Research Network
HC 30 Box 2233
Maysville, WV 26833
304-749-7778 or epuma@hardynet.com or www.easternpumaresearch.comreport abuse
I bet these sightings keep the governors off the Appalachian Trail for awhile.report abuse
It was normal to have bells worn when hiking, fishing, or anytime venturing out in Alaska.
Maine DIF should have applied for Stimulas Monies to investigate Mountain Lions. If Alaska can have a bridge to nowhere we can have non-existant cats in the wild of Mainereport abuse
Jun 24, 2009 10:46 PM
"With all the black bears in Maine, how many attacks are there? So now people are afraid of the very rare Maine Mountain Lions that the State claims doesnt even exist?"
At least it gets their minds off the government for awhile.report abuse
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