Hey Stink, want some of this??

[tsubaki]

140 POUNDS OF FUN!!
The DNR presumed it to be an escape or a release. At Lake West Point (near the AL/GA border).
Although about 10 years ago we did have a pair with radio transmitters pass within 60 miles of us from Florida.


http://www.gon.com/article.php?id=1787&cid=158

And then a possible state record gator.
http://www.gon.com/article.php?id=1725

13'7", 685lbs.
After being harpooned, shot 8 times with a .40SW, gaffed and a 4 hour battle!

[garagenc]

We have plenty bobcats here, I've bagged 7 in my lifetime.

[THEFERMANATOR]

Originally Posted by tsubaki

And then a possible state record gator.
http://www.gon.com/article.php?id=1725

13'7", 685lbs.
After being harpooned, shot 8 times with a .40SW, gaffed and a 4 hour battle!

He was awfully light for that length. My dad got one that was 13'2" back in the eighties, and it weighed in at 1320 pounds.

[tsubaki]

FERM, I've seen them dinosaurs ya'll got down there, up close, personal and don't doubt it a bit!!
At the bottom of Lake George, Blue Creek and Hitchens Creek has a couple of monsters in them!!

[phester]

jeez, none of those creatures up here in N.Y., but, we do have some pretty big snapping turtles

[spareparts]

that doesn't look like a bobcat to me, is that a Couger?

[bradford]

Dat be a cougar. Meow!

[tsubaki]

It's presumed to be a Western Cougar which is not protected in Georgia, considered an exotic and no regulations to disallow harvest.
Genetic testing is to be done to determine weather or not it was a Florida Panther or an Eastern Cougar, which will carry heavy fines.