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BurydaBone said...
The bear have made quite a comeback and continue to increase their range, as have the coyote, so it would only stand to reason that cougar/panther would be equally as successful. I caught a glimpse of what I thought was the hind quarter of a big cat. It was along the Savannah river about forty miles below Augusta.
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coley.moore said...
They aren't called the Crisp County Cougars & the Americus-Sumter Panthers for no reason! I'm from the Albany area, and there are definitely cougars/panthers/mountain lions/call them what ya want in those parts of Southwest GA. Not sure about farther north in GA, though.
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tstephen said...
There was a good article in GON a few months back on this. They asked readers to submit photos taken with trail cameras. One photo that stood out was in the Cordele area. The one that was killed, like a previous poster said was up in Lagrange area. From what I've heard and read, the speculation is that they have migrated north from Florida following rivers such as the Flint. The last few years wildfires in the Okefenokee area have reportedly pushed them farther north
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