This message is from: Cherie Mascis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In Arizona, we had a young cougar lurking around for a few days and one
night he must have been desperate to get into a large corral with about 15
horses in it. He got a couple of scratches in, but must have been stomped
because there was
that was just an unlucky break
with mother nature?
Rosemary
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Subject: Re: fjord story Fjord stats
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This message is from: Lauren Sellars [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Although it is so hard to let some of our furry friends go, People that
sell fjords are very lucky because they get to pass along joy
happiness.They meet the most wonderful people and somehow we still get
to be a part almost like
This message is from: jgayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lauren. I understand the adult Cougar has a 150 mile range, so it should
move on. If it is a young cougar I should think the adults can stomp the
critter enough to send it packing. We have one that ranges through here but
has never tried to get
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