Page 3 Pa Mountain Lion

This was hit by a truck on Mill Creek Road .
This is a BIG cat!

A friend sent this to me. The mountain lion was killed east of Altoona and south of State College , Pa. northeast of Raystown Lake between Mt. Union and Huntingdon , Pa. .. One doesn’t think about big cats being in this eastern part of the country. Game commissions have denied it for a long time.

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14 Responses to “Page 3 Pa Mountain Lion”

  1. Chris

    just to back Art up, in december of 08 i was coyote hunting just up the hill from the roaring run walking trail, in the apollo/kiski/ vandergrift area, and saw what i thought were mountain lion tracks in the snow. sure enough, about a month later i was night hunting coyotes in the same area and had the pleasure of seeing the huge cat walking a logging road not even seventy yards from me..not sure if it was a male or female, but i would guess it weighed at least ninety pounds. i do have pictures of the prints in the snow, but i couldnt figure out how to post them here. as for pictures of the cat, i was content with him or her not being notified of my location since i only had my 22mag..i plan on going back soon to do some more coyote hunting, maybe ill be lucky enough to see it again and get some pictures

  2. shakerj

    I am sorry by me trying to update this web site I lost all my comments about the Pa. Mountain Lion. could those of you who made comments resubmit them
    Thanks
    Shake

  3. David

    Sorry to have to tell you this but those pictures are not from a Mtn Lion killed in PA. Apparently, that cat was killed by a car in AZ, but the pics have been used as a hoax in many other states… here’s one from Virginia:

    http://hstallard.blogspot.com/2008/03/mountain-lion-hoax-in-virginia.html

    • Anonymous

      YEAH THIS SHIT happens all the time… I got one in Dec 2010 and someone took a picture of it and said they shot it … WHAT A BUNCH ON DUMBASSES !!!!!!

  4. Anonymous

    your the DUMBASS for denying the possiablity of mountain lion’s being in pa. Anyone that know’s anything about them know’s that they can and do cover thousand’s of miles in there lifetime. Who’s to say that they can’t and will not wander into Pa. P.S. Please keep your DUMBASS pessimistic comments to yourself! Thanks!

  5. Michelle

    your the DUMBASS for denying the possiablity of mountain lion’s being in pa. Anyone that know’s anything about them know’s that they can and do cover thousand’s of miles in there lifetime. Who’s to say that they can’t and will not wander into Pa. P.S. Please keep your DUMBASS pessimistic comments to yourself! Thanks!

  6. Anonymous

    Yea I know I have a guy at work name Lou Cox that said his friend hit it in williamsport, PA. Google it’ll get cha

  7. Anonymous

    IF THIS IS FOR REAL WHY ISN’T THERE ANYTHING ON THE NEWS OR LOCAL NEWSPAPERS? THE NEWS WOULD BE ALL OVER THIS

  8. Anonymous

    weather its from pa or not those of us in pa who have been told there are no big cats in pa, know better we have seen them! they are here in the endless mountains.bought in to hunt elk in the canyon area, not all were taken out!

  9. Anonymous

    I believe that there are cats in PA. I was born and raised in NW PA and have seen a mountain lion north of Kane when I was younger. While driving north on 321 I avoided hitting a large cat and it scared the s**t out of me. Later in life there were large cat prints found around a deer carcass in Cherry Grove.

  10. Anonymous

    I believe there are cats in PA, whether the game commision agrees or not. In the 80′s or so the game commision didn’t believe/ tell anyone about coyotes in Pa. Now yotes are everywhere.

  11. caitlin

    wow that is one big paw pappap

  12. Anonymous

    just saw one today near blairsville, there is no other explanation for what my wife an i saw,

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