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http://gcdailyworld.com/story/1633400.html

For years the DNR has tried to cover it up, now there is no mistake. I have seen only two bobcats here in Indiana, but I would love to see this sucker out and about.

Tim

The cameras that caught the images were DNR cameras...

Did you know that there was an escape of a lion held on class III wild animal permit about three miles away less than a year ago?

Take a chill pill man.

Rowdy,

I understand that you may have a stick up ur ass, but did I at any time say that the DNR did not take the pics? Don't tell me they don't try and tell people that lions are not here. They don't want people to go out and hunt them that is why they keep them covered up for the most part. I am not going to sit here and talk s*it over a computer like a bunch of 12 year olds, so I guess lets just leave it at that.


Tim

Yeah your right, I do need to chill out.

Sorry for coming off so hard. It touched a nerve with the conspiracy thing though. I have looked at hundreds of "lion" tracks in Indiana and all of them were actually dog tracks. I would also add that the DNR is very interested in confirming lion sightings. Heck they put cameras on this one, they will do it again.

I just get tired of hearing about black DNR helicopters dropping rattle snakes, turning lions and wolves and bears loose stuff. It ain't true man.

If you guys need some rattlesnakes, I would bet a few of us boys here in the south west could fill that request.

Send the choppers and we will provide the wolves. I can't assure that they will arrive in good condition.