Connecticut Cougar Maps
Posted by: Loren Coleman on October 1st, 2011
Humans do like to connect the dots, don’t they?
If you search around the internet you can find some rather intriguing maps detailing the various theories about where the cougar killed in Connecticut came from, as well as maps of sightings of the cougars recently in Connecticut and Wisconsin, which apparently, include records of this future dead one.
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To explain away this cougar as not native Eastern, the “skeptics” have had to reverse themselves on one of their major premises. They have all along insisted that the cougars have not returned to the East precisely because they do not get around that easily. Now they concede the cougars get around very easily. Perhaps they have been breeding in the East for a long time.
The Iowa DNR confirmed a cougar in Clinton county along the Wapsipinicon a week or so ago. There was one roaming north of there in SE Minnesota last year. There’s been a female denning near Mankato MN for years. I presume her cubs are driven away after they’ve gotten to a certain size. I doubt that they are all the same cat.