Dead deer walking

[m88.358wn]

Talk about a 1 in a million picture.

Ever been walking through the woods at night and had the sensation that something was following....

This picture is from Montana , where someone set out a motion sensor camera to see if any big bucks were passing in the area.

[Sheepcrazyguy]

Great picture!I saw the same thing many years ago near Grande Cache,only it was a young bighorn ram instead of a deer.I was sitting in my old 4x4 in a clearing along Sheep Creek when this ram walked out with the cougar about 15 feet behind it.Once the cat spotted my vehicle it stopped and turned around and left.

[gramps73]

One cool picture

[altaberg]

there was a thread and a long discussion about this sam picture on here about a year ago.

I think most guys didn't believe it was real back then. The size of the cat is a bit much and there are some other questionable details around the lighting.

[222rem]

WOW

[hunter10]

That is sweet, Thanks for posting

[shekaree]

Yeah, it is.....last year I spend about couple of hours on this pictures and went in very details into pictures pixels with different softwares and found out that it was a fake picture

The pic is combination of two pictures; one with cougar only and the other with deer only. Someone mix them together and did a good job..... I think I have both the pictures of cougar and the deer seperately....I will put them here if I can find them...

[shekaree]

Found this picture and still looking for the original deer pic

[Triple Threat]

that is a great pic. Maybe you will get one with the cougar attacking someting next time. that would be a good pic. thanks for posting

[shekaree]

Hopefully the links will work


cougar start eating the deer


after one hour

[thumper]

Funny - my copy from years ago has a racoon in it!

[thumper]

You wanted a cougar attacking something? From the shore of Lake Minnewanka last summer...








- nice shots Shekaree!

[KWO]

Wow! Incredible pics!

[thumper]

That Minnewanka cougar is known as 'Doug' - a big, 12 year old male.
He took down an elk at the Cascade Ponds day-use area (by the TransCanada Banff/Minnewanka turnoff) last weekend, and the week before, he took another elk on the edge of a fairway of the Silvertip Golf Course in Canmore.
He's a busy putty-tat, but has been behaving himself around people and their pets, so the wardens and C.O.s generally just close the kill areas until he's finished eating and moves on.