General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Pumas in the grampians	22-Jun-2010 At 9:19:44 AM	Climboholic
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I think that what people are calling Pumas are in fact large feral cats. I too have spent a lot of time camping/hunting/climbing/etc in the Victorian bush and I have seen feral cats the as big as medium sized dogs. The fact that the carcas of a big cat has never been found despite the quite determined efforts of some people I've met disproves the myth for me. But to lend to the myth; the mascot of number 76 squadron based in Newcastle, has been a black Panther since the second world war. I don't know if they ever had a live animal?

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