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ABOUT THE COUGAR
GIVE
Donate Now
Shop – Coming Soon
The Cougar Fund is 501(c)3 non-profit
EIN: 31-1796418
P.O. Box 122
Jackson, WY 83001
Photography & Video by Thomas D. Mangelsen and Wild Nature Media.
© The Cougar Fund. All rights reserved.
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/in News, Uncategorized47% say -No. We should remember who came first, and treat our wild neighbors with more respect.
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/in News, UncategorizedThose wanting to hunt mountain lions in western Montana's Regions 1 and 2 this fall and winter must apply by Aug. 31.
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/in News, UncategorizedA woman reported seeing a mountain lion the morning of Aug. 13 in the Calleguas Creek wash area between Upland and Creekside roads. Camarillo police officers checked the area but did not find the animal. Authorities with the Department of Fish and Game and Ventura County Animal Control were notified.
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/in News, UncategorizedStefanie Wilson said she almost came face to face with the animal on the trail connecting Queen Esther Drive with Snowtop. A Park City woman said she was not injured when she nearly confronted a mountain lion Aug. 5 in Deer Valley.
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/in News, UncategorizedOne specialized cougar hound is dead and another two seriously injured after a weekend attack near Rainy Bay.
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/in Uncategorized, NewsAn investigation into a reported mountain lion sighting near Malcolm did not turn up confirming evidence.
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/in News, UncategorizedA woman was driving outside Quilcene when a cougar came out of the woods and collided with her car.
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/in Uncategorized, NewsWell, she may not be the newest or youngest in our local mountains, but she is the most recent cougar to be trapped, tagged and released by the National Park Service, who has been conducting a study with them over the past seven years.
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/in News, UncategorizedA mountain lion on the far east edge of the metro region was tranquilized in a mobile home park shed this morning.
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/in News, UncategorizedAn announcement on the town's official Web site warning residents about a mountain lion wandering around likely refers to a bobcat, animal control officer Deborah H. Giordano said today.