The tax men commeth.....
 

OFF TOPIC!

The tax man commeth.........on land too. Found these on socal hikers forum. The guy was stalked for a while, then the kitties lost interest. I don't think I'd be taking pictures if I were in a similar situation. Or maybe not :) See youse guys on the water, and BCOT!

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That last picture doesn't look like he's purring.

The last picture looks photoshopped or is it just me?

I sharpened it up a bit too much which is why the edging is a bit sketchy. It was a screen grab so I livened it up a bit.

"Land shark."

I saw my first mountain lion and my first white shark just last year. I'm sure I've been seen by them many other times.

It's nice to give photo credit when you cross-post pix.

wow!!! great pictures!!!

Awesome once in a lifetime experience for that person:)

thanks for sharing

Hope that guy had firearms. I encountered a mountain lion while hunting last year....driving from one spot to the next, we came around the corner and there he was. Could of been bad had we still been walking that path.

where was this at? i want a new pet. i like cats :biggrinjester:

Thats crazy! Ive only ever seen tracks, sometimes fresh on ones we just laid, of em. I thought they were solitary animals, are those cubs?

I think i just crapped myself.

3 cougars at one time!!!!

I prefer to run into mine at the grocery store or the bar.

Ya , that looks like curious cubs .They probably just wanted the beef jerky in your bag ,or their belly rubbed from the inside. Great photos ,mother nature at her best

Plenty of 'em around here. Usually, you don't see them, but you know they're there; that's the scary part. Most of the time all you see is their tracks.