High Sierra Topix

Hard to believe, but...
Do any of you "locals" know more about this ?
http://calcoastnews.com/2016/02/slo-man ... ions-neck/

From the article: "Olson broke the mountain lion’s neck, killing it instantly."
I would say Olson is a pretty tough dude...

Some of the stories have been retracted. I'd need a report of the Mtn Lion body and pics of his scratches.

I'd need a report of the Mtn Lion body and pics of his scratches.

What, it could happen Russ. I fought and pushed Bigfoot off a cliff several years back, sorry no video or pictures.

Yeah. I have 3 Squatchs under my belt.. Just trying to keep the myth alive.. I'll almost swear there is Bigfoot living near the trail junction down from 4th of July Lake and Summit City creek. Other side of the creek though. Was a wonderful cacophony of sound.

Anyway...

And the best advice I've ever read was as your out walking, look up in the trees. Lions like that as a pounce point.

maverick wrote:

I'd need a report of the Mtn Lion body and pics of his scratches.

What, it could happen Russ. I fought and pushed Bigfoot off a cliff several years back, sorry no video or pictures.

I was just getting ready to take a selfie with my bigfoot kill when the aliens abducted him. Beamed him up right in front of me. I was bummed. I had to return the Bermuda Triangle empty handed, and Jimmy Hoffa and Amelia Earhart didn't believe my story.

The local media has reported that the guy has fabricated the entire story (i.e. he lied). The TV station, KSBY, was obviously red in the face for not doing anything to validate what turns out to be such a ridiculous story.

On a related note, a couple of friends of mine were out trail running in the same general location in San Luis Obispo County a few years back and came upon a couple of mountain lions. One the the two said "we came around a corner and sitting there in the road were two full grown mountain lions. I guess we looked pretty scary cause they took off running the other way (thank goodness!) " It would seem trail running in pairs paid off, else the mountain lions might see you as lunch.

It's getting late, I have to sign off to finish my Sasquatch TR.

Thanks Shawn

Bigfoot threw a stick at me last year in the Kern trench. I stopped to wipe off some sweat and the stick just came flying through the trees. Couldn't see him, but I could smell him.