Cougar Kill Set - Update
- ghosthunters
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Re: Cougar Kill Set - Update
I am patiently waiting like Gary .......

- stone
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The cat has been following the pattern of a male you described. He shows up for a few nights and then is gone for several days. I think it's been somewhere between 5 and 9 days between visits.ArthurV wrote:If it isnt killed the cat will come back. When it returns depends on the cat. At least in Alberta, male and females treat their kills differently. Researchers found males often make a kill, feed on it for a day or too and move. They are driven to patrol their territory, ready to risk losing a kill for a chance to mate. I have found this to hold true. Sometimes i have waited a month before a tom returned. Good luck.
I'm only getting updates from a friend checking the cam. I haven't seen pictures yet. If all goes as planned I may be able to get my hands are the cards tomorrow night. About 800 pics to review so far. The cam was last checked yesterday and the cat had just shown up the night before. Could very well be more from last night. It has been interesting to get the updates. There is one quarter left before its last visit. Might be getting near the end of picture opportunities.
- stone
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Hopefully tomorrow!ghosthunters wrote:I am patiently waiting like Gary .......![]()
- ghosthunters
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Perfect my friend.... I can't wait no longer ... lolstone wrote:Hopefully tomorrow!ghosthunters wrote:I am patiently waiting like Gary .......![]()
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ArthurV
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I too can't wait. I suggest you put a second camera at the site. Aim it toward a stump or fallen tree smeared with cat call or other trapper lure. You can set up some very cool portraits.