In the area I hunt, the season for Mountain Lion lasts from Aug. 30 to March 31st this year. I'm not a fan of hunting with dogs, and even if I wanted to I don't have any So does anyone have any tips for hunting big cats in a scrub desert area? My plan is to spend some time watching in...
PaleHawkDown said: They still grow big. All the cats look half-starved and the rats look like Rocky Balboa Dad said the whole time he was in country he only saw ONE cat and it was running like hell. Apparently over there cat=food
Wolves are too big and dangerous to be tolerated close to peoplek Coyotes do attack animals and people but likewise eat rats and mice and feral cats, so many people tolerate them.
But in my experience the 55gr bullets don't do well when it comes to pelts on cats and fox. I was thinking that with the 40gr bullet pushed fast it might not exit on broadside shots so I don't put to big of a hole in it. If I am lucky enough to call in cats this year I would like to try and sell the fur and recoup some of the costs of hunting.
MSN: September on South Florida PBS: Hispanic Heritage, Big Cats 24/7, Weather Hunters, and More!
September on South Florida PBS: Hispanic Heritage, Big Cats 24/7, Weather Hunters, and More!
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