"Michael" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:You guys have your own little armageddon going on down there? First
mountain lions, then non-stop rain (when we all know it never rains in
southern California), and now Tigers?
http://tinyurl.com/6z8dm
Lions and Tigers and where are the Bears? Oh my.
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Since you mention bears, a bear was actually spotted in roughty the same
area as the Lion was last year. Bears, although native to So-Cal, haven't
been seen in the area in question for quite some time. Took some people
by
Quoted message said:surprise for sure.
About 12 years ago in a park also in Moorpark, two equestrians out on a
ride
Quoted message said:scared a mountain lion. The mountain lion stayed crouched in the bushes
as
Quoted message said:the first horse WALKED over it and then bolted before the second one could
do the same. This park was (part of it has since been converted into the
greatest uses of land possible.....a golf course) a place to go for a
quick
Quoted message said:ride once in a while.
In 1994 I used to stop at Happy Camp on the way home from work to do some
night rides. On one night ride a friend and I had stopped near the spring
where a few weeks earlier a juvenile mtn lion had attacked a horse while the
mother mtn lion looked on. We were there for all of 15 seconds when we
heard the blood curdling scream of a very nearby mountain lion. We sat
there wondering if it was really what we thought we heard and it screamed
again, I guess telling us to get the hell out of it's territory. At that
point we definitely boogied.
GT
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