The saga of the deer that the puma hunted continues.
On January 5, I followed some calling magpies, and then dog tracks to find the spine and other rear leg. This part of the deer was about 100 feet north of where I found the leg.
Then, on January 12, I found another leg, and a length of fur hanging from a tree right next to the trail. I suspect that the Puma hung the leg there for some reason.
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Thursday, January 15, 2015
Sunday, January 04, 2015
Puma Busy Culling Deer
I found a not-yet-fully-frozen front deer leg today right near where I saw the Puma in the last post.
It was only a few yards from the trail on Winiger Ridge, and about 100 yards east of the power line.
Anybody got a good bone broth recipe? I think mama puma and her cubs are done with it. I found the leg about 4 pm, and it was not yet frozen despite the below freezing temperature (maybe around 27 F.)
It was only a few yards from the trail on Winiger Ridge, and about 100 yards east of the power line.
Anybody got a good bone broth recipe? I think mama puma and her cubs are done with it. I found the leg about 4 pm, and it was not yet frozen despite the below freezing temperature (maybe around 27 F.)
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