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3 footed mountain lion!

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Hate to disagree with you but I have a hide from a 3 legged lion - and she raised 3 cubs. Came from Wy in 2001, a friend caught her the previous year in a trap is how she lost the right front foot. My cousin and I killed her and one of the cubs, he was about 18 months old as a guess as it was about the same size, and we watched the other 2 run off.

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I didn't say it was impossible I just said it was prolly the picture that makes it look like it was missing a foot.

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Everyone knows that the 3 footed lion hangs with the 3-toed sloth.......

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I once treed a female lion outside of globe that had 3 legs, not feet, legs. She lost or was born without, a leg close to her body (front leg) She was a running fighting sob. I also had a hound with 3 legs that was plenty good on 3 legs for years. Could a lion make it on 3 legs/ missing a foot? Yep. I don't know or care about the lion in the picture, but could they do it,, no problem.

Whitey

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A domestic dog with 3 legs that YOU feed everyday is a bit different than a wild animal with 3 legs that has to catch it's own food to survive. Got any pics of that 3 legged lion you treed?

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My brother shot a 3 legged coyote last year, and it had a really short leg all curled up against his body and it was turned upside down.It looked to have been like that for a few years. When he came in you could not tell anything was wrong with him,and he was probably the biggest dog's we got last year.

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Anything "3 legged" is possible as I know for a fact a few of my techs have lost 3 legged races when dealing with this old broken wheels hunter! :P

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That picture sure looks like the foot is missing, or at least missing digits, but who knows for sure without seeing it up close. The lion does look a bit skinny, so maybe it does have a handicap. I'm sure he can get on more deer with 3 feet than I can with 2 :lol: Cool picture regardless, and man long-ears, you've got more pix of lions in one post than I've seen in a lifetime of tromping around in the desert/forest. Super cool thread for sure.

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