Anybody see this crap on TV last night/this morning? Comments?

only what I have read in the paper it sounds a little suus though if you had shot a Puma wouldn't you want the world to know? why would you throw the carcass in a river? we will just have to wait and see what the DNA test shows

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Originally posted by smlekid:
only what I have read in the paper it sounds a little suus though if you had shot a Puma wouldn't you want the world to know? why would you throw the carcass in a river? we will just have to wait and see what the DNA test shows

reckons he took the whole head off with what a 7mm.....I doubt it I have shot foxes in the head with a 30/06 165 gr nost bt's you just get the old milk jug but not heads off

Been in the bush too long that old guy.
Photos with the shooter metres behind the cat hanging up to make it look bigger. Blew its head off, yeah right!

Jealous Bakes?...at least he hit his cat.

I missed two cats yesterday so don't be hard on Bakesy.

120kph with a 1500kg V6 hilux and both the buggers must have went between the wheels

Its amazing the number of "pumas" that are seen in the Grampians near here and reported in the local paper. supposedly decendants of two pumas released by US personel based near stawell after WW2. Load of bull!

Then there was one living in a nearby swamp that turned out to be a black swamp wallaby.

Some people i knew in warwick queensland had a photo of an animal shot in the 1930s ,i had met the man who shot it, about 20 years ago and he was about 90 then.I still know his daughter but last time i saw her at a funeral 4 years ago, and she said she would make a copy of the photo for me .A friend of mine had seen the photo, which he said was some kind of a big cat but unlike any other he had seen before ,not a puma,he said it had like tusks coming out of the corner of its mouth ,like muntjac i believe

Very good Easy

Velodog,
I would love to see that pic.

there is going to be an article in australian shooter about it soon.

I didn't see it but another guy said he saw an article in a Sunday paper admitting the "puma" was a hoax and it was just the skin of a big feral cat.

Hearald Sun here in Vic? I never saw it but i don't read that paper as they beat up every story on earth to sell a few more papers.

I wonder when the next article where appear on Jayden Leischke.

What a pack of "intersting" unemployed tools they are.

ross