I'll believe it when I see it.

[Laurentius]

[h=1]Big cat spotted in Ryton Pools[/h]

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/ne...ig-cat-spotted-in-ryton-pools-92746-30349555/

[h=1]Somehow I don't think so, I've seen plenty of large dogs off the leash, but never any evidence of a big cat in the area, considering that most of the woodland round there is managed by Warwickshire Wildlife trust, you'd think they'd know if there were a large predator in there woodlands wouldn't you?[/h]

 

[blacktimberwolf]

It's a shame she did'nt take a blurred photo or an out of focus & jumpy video of it

 

[hedgerowpete]

I do belive we have large cat prowling the countryside but a propper live jaguar or the like i dont think so, my self i think its a big ferral moggy perhaps.

I cant belive with all the cameras and technoligy we have as well as all the new gadgites, why we do not have documentry proof of a true, live, BIG CAT, jaguar or leapod,

i will sat cougar but please can we refere to the four legged kind please only,

any big cat would need to partner and breed or other wise the so called 1960's released cats would all be dead or in zimmer frames by now. i dont think they let loose enough of them to start a breeding programe any where in the uk

 

[Bobishere]

Show me scat or hair, a footprint, the remains of a carcass ... anything! ... not just some badly shot footage.

 

[Bushwhacker]

Just imagine how many claims for lost livestock there'd be should there ever be official proof.

 

[Siberianfury]

Just imagine how many claims for lost livestock there'd be should there ever be official proof.

it would be alot on the ol insurance

 

[Adze]

it would be alot on the ol insurance

Unlikely - just about every policy would exclude big cat damage as soon as evidence came to light and renewal came up - the most likely compensation claims would be against the public purse for 'failing to control the big cats'.