big cat just maybe
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widows son
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Well is there ????
Do tell we could do with another 9 pages of crap , I've got nothing on today ,bring it on can't wait mmmmmm.
paul k
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My mate saw a brown one and cougars and lynx are normally brown(ish). Black panthers are indeed just a melanistic leopard (in certain light the spotting is still visible) and not a separate species but in fact are relatively common in parts of SE Asia and outnumber normally coloured leopards there. They were also kept as pets in the 1960/70s much more commonly than normal coloured leopards, cougars were kept as pets as they are not as aggressive as other big cats.
widows son
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More crap tell that to the people in North america that thave been attacked by them there's plenty of them there not aggressive , get out the valleys .
Morgy
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http://www.britishbigcats.org/news.php
http://www.britishbigcats.org/evidence.php
http://www.bigcatmonitors.co.uk/evidence.htm
http://www.forteantimes.com/strangedays/cryptozoology/4441/new_evidence_for_big_cats.html
http://www.kentonline.co.uk/kentonline/news/2011/june/10/shadowy_beast_stalking_kent.aspx
http://www.britishbigcats.org/evidence.php
http://www.bigcatmonitors.co.uk/evidence.htm
http://www.forteantimes.com/strangedays/cryptozoology/4441/new_evidence_for_big_cats.html
http://www.kentonline.co.uk/kentonline/news/2011/june/10/shadowy_beast_stalking_kent.aspx
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Paul at Fechan
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seriously got to better than the moggy that walked up the railway track.. It walked up a length of the rail for gods sake!
matt_hooks
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bobt, that's quite obviously a dogs paw print. Fentonnnnnn, FENTONNNNNNN!
The last vid is a greyhound, and the first two are just your common or garden domestic moggy! The railway one is only a little taller than the rail, hardly a "big" cat!
The last vid is a greyhound, and the first two are just your common or garden domestic moggy! The railway one is only a little taller than the rail, hardly a "big" cat!
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1970s......its 2012 now . Sit down and think about it , IF , as you say their out there they must be breeding , right , every sort of young animal in this country is found dead on the roads , young (uneducated) animals get in trouble one way or another look how many fox cubs get in larsen traps . Also , every living thing must die , were are the bones , alot of people claim to have seen live cats not one person has ever found a dead one or a skull of one . Nobody has found a footprint in mud or snow . I have caught all sorts of things in fox snares over the last 30 years from a ferret to an english pointer (released alive) im not the only keeper who sets wires nobody has caught a big cat , nobody has caught one out with a camera trap , why ? why ? THERE ARE NO BIG CATS LIVING WILD IN THE UK
Good post that and some very good points indeed
www.yorkshireroestalking.
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these prints are clearly a dog.
nothing like a cat, they show claw marks for a start, cats retract theirs.
cats also have a different shaped foot.
these are deffo DOG.
post some pictures then , prove it , come on make a name for your self as the man who proved beyond doubt their out there
Morgy
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www.yorkshireroestalking.
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That guy needs treating like a feral cat on a game shoot.
yorksjt
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Further information on the Cotswold big cat saga. http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepag...swolds-news-It-has-eaten-three-wallabies.html
sikamalc
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CORRECT!! These prints are dog for sure. As has been mentioned cats do not leave claw marks whilst walking. The only cat that does is a Cheetah, and trust me there are no wild Cheetah in Great Britain.
yorksjt
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Er malc it was a ****take photo.
Im sure that such big dogs dont exist either
[h=2]Ninety-foot pawprint suggests really big cats living in UK[/h]
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