Lion in Tucson

[10Turkeys]

The question of the day is if you ran into a lion in your back yard, would you try to clean up your underwear or just throw them away after it was over?

[AZAV8ER]

8 minutes ago, 10Turkeys said:

The question of the day is if you ran into a lion in your back yard, would you try to clean up your underwear or just throw them away after it was over?

Depends, if it was eyeballing me as intensely as my Marine DI then throw them out.

[muledeerarea33?]

18 minutes ago, 10Turkeys said:

The question of the day is if you ran into a lion in your back yard, would you try to clean up your underwear or just throw them away after it was over?

I would grab one of the many rifles I keep at any entrance in my home and call into work. I’ll be skinning and boning out a lion, sorry I can’t make it in to work today.

[BOHNTR]

Have bow, will travel.  

[452b264]

On 12/18/2018 at 7:49 AM, Non-Typical Solutions said:

If you go to the link there is a short video clip......a couple of things from the write up that made me laugh....be sure to maintain eye contact.........:)

They're easy to spot around the state, where they often pop into campgrounds and appear on home security cameras.

Sometimes they attack small dogs or follow hikers down their trail.

people who encounter a mountain lion to act big by standing tall, waving your arms and screaming while maintaining eye contact.

 

They do more then" follow hikers down the trial " my mother in laws co-worker was attacked and killed by a 90 pound lion while jogging.

[ThomC]

On 12/18/2018 at 3:19 PM, Non-Typical Solutions said:

Yeah....I had to laugh at that one.....sure as heal ain't easy to spot......and I wonder about their 2000 count, is that a reasonable count number???

On 12/18/2018 at 3:18 PM, trphyhntr said:

never seen one in my life 

That count is known in scientific circles as WAG.  Wild butt guess.  For scientific clarity  =   the Site Sensor changed the middle word.  LOL