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I never know what to expect in Cody. I arrived at the hospital for work today only to find cops with AR's everywhere. It seems that a mountain lion in roaming near the downtown area.

Question by ishawooa. Uploaded on May 07, 2012

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from Treestand wrote 1 year 5 weeks ago

Here in Florida some schools have posted Wilde life officers do to the Bear and Coyote's around the play grounds...No Panthers as of yet.

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from Clay Cooper wrote 1 year 5 weeks ago

HERE KITTY KITTY!

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from ishawooa wrote 1 year 5 weeks ago

We have coyotes and deer all over the place, another mountain lion was trapped in someone's garage a couple years ago, plus we see black bears and a few grizzlies in or near town every now and then. Living in Wyoming for over 30 years I have only seen 2 fleeting glimpses of mountain lions in the Rockies. I should probably hunt one before I get too old.

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from WA Mtnhunter wrote 1 year 5 weeks ago

If he saunters into the saloon in the Irma, Choot 'im!

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from therifleman wrote 1 year 5 weeks ago

5.56 would not be my first choice for a mountain lion. Cody PD should probably at least use the minimum legal caliber defined by WY Game and Fish. I bet they're loaded with FMJs too.

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from bruisedsausage wrote 1 year 5 weeks ago

In Idaho the 5.56 perfectly legal for cougars. And it actually would be one of my first choices for hunting cats. I guess this might be a little different in that you wouldn't be hunting it for its pelt, so it wouldn't matter if you shot it with buckshot.

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from Treestand wrote 1 year 5 weeks ago

Here in Florida some schools have posted Wilde life officers do to the Bear and Coyote's around the play grounds...No Panthers as of yet.

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from Clay Cooper wrote 1 year 5 weeks ago

HERE KITTY KITTY!

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from ishawooa wrote 1 year 5 weeks ago

We have coyotes and deer all over the place, another mountain lion was trapped in someone's garage a couple years ago, plus we see black bears and a few grizzlies in or near town every now and then. Living in Wyoming for over 30 years I have only seen 2 fleeting glimpses of mountain lions in the Rockies. I should probably hunt one before I get too old.

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from WA Mtnhunter wrote 1 year 5 weeks ago

If he saunters into the saloon in the Irma, Choot 'im!

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from therifleman wrote 1 year 5 weeks ago

5.56 would not be my first choice for a mountain lion. Cody PD should probably at least use the minimum legal caliber defined by WY Game and Fish. I bet they're loaded with FMJs too.

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from bruisedsausage wrote 1 year 5 weeks ago

In Idaho the 5.56 perfectly legal for cougars. And it actually would be one of my first choices for hunting cats. I guess this might be a little different in that you wouldn't be hunting it for its pelt, so it wouldn't matter if you shot it with buckshot.

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