I've got a good mountain lion story you wouldn't believe. It didn't attack me though. I could tell it was just impressed with my build, admiring from a distance, and was most likely scared of me. . .I'd just like to add that, a bat.
Usually when you see a mountain lion is after he's going for your neck. They stalk.
I dont know how much they weigh. But Imma guess a baseball bat wouldnt even make them mad.
A lady I worked with 25 years ago had a savannah cat. She said it was a serval, but I think it was a savannah cat. It was huge. She had to put special locks on all her doors, because it learned to open them all. . .
. It must've weighed 30 or 40 lbs.
There are a couple of Russian families that have Pumas as pets and post non-stop videos. You can easily find them as Luna the Pantera and Messi the Puma. Just big house cats...that could eat you, of course...but they seem great (until they aren't).A lady I worked with 25 years ago had a savannah cat. She said it was a serval, but I think it was a savannah cat. It was huge. She had to put special locks on all her doors, because it learned to open them all. . .
First time I saw it, it was laying in one of those elevated cat tree/bed things in her living room. All if could see was it's head and ears sticking above the edge of the bed. I walked up to pet it and it stuck about 3' arm out and slapped me in the jaw,
A lady I worked with 25 years ago had a savannah cat. She said it was a serval, but I think it was a savannah cat. It was huge. She had to put special locks on all her doors, because it learned to open them all. . .
First time I saw it, it was laying in one of those elevated cat tree/bed things in her living room. All if could see was it's head and ears sticking above the edge of the bed. I walked up to pet it and it stuck about 3' arm out and slapped me in the jaw,
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