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[QUOTE="karstenkibbe, post: 4333461, member: 4139"] It was also confirmed through DNA testing that the mountain lion killed on the Wilbur Cross traveled to CT from North Dakota. The last native mountain lion in CT was killed over 100 years ago. I’m not saying that a few couldn’t come down from northeast Canada, breed and repopulate the area. But that low-percentage scenario is much more likely to happen in Maine or northern VT/NH than in CT. The annual mountain lion sightings down this way occurred a few months ago in New Canaan. The reporting party never has time to grab their phone to snap a pic, DEEP investigates and never find scat or hair. Always ends up being a bobcat or a big dog. [/QUOTE]
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