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Big Cat SightingI just read on the Backyard Wildlife post that a lady in Mansfield saw a big, panther-like cat.  Rebecka  Jul '09 Rebecka. I heard this story second hand from a lady at shop-rite and didnt know if it was a hoax or not. What a beautiful creature. I hope the puddy cat can be caught and put in the wild somewhere.  DennyJul '09 There definitely are big cats in Warren and Sussex Counties. I have never seen one personally but I know people who have.  Calico696 Jul '09 I do know that we have big cats in our areas. However, first it's "Watters Road", then it's "Mansfield" and sounds like a real life event instead of just repeated from a different post. Next post it will be someone asking what they're doing with the white elephant captured in Long Valley as if it's all confirmed and in the news somewhere.  GC Jul '09 There is a large cat near thr Hopatcong/Roxbury border...that runs along the train tracks...heard this from a reliable source who deals with animals professionally.  PREDATOR Jul '09 I had heard there were theories about the coyotes that numbers had grown up in the Adirondacks and Catskills and some of them have migrated south into NJ. Perhaps the big cats have similar theories about what's going on with them. GC Jul '09 I've heard about cougar/mountain lion/panther sighting near mooney mountain by a cop in roxbury. deansangieJul '09 I have seen big cats several times but i am not in town, i live in Hope. We saw a mountain lion on several occasions in my parents backyard in Hope, and have also seen bobcats, anywhere btw Hope, blairstown & hardwick area and up by crater lake.  jenninjgirl Jul '09 Okay we know what to do when we encounter a bear, what should we do when we encounter a big cat? Hackettstown1991Jul '09 According to NJ DEP, a big cat in our area would be one that was kept as a pet, and then released. They aren't breeding in NJ, in other words, according to the State. Rebecka Jul '09 You can find Cougars at any local bar  Just Asking Jul '09 You can find a Cougar at any local bar ? Who wants a Cougar ? I am looking for a Kitten between 21 & 22 years old. PREDATOR Jul '09 I haven't seen any cougars around here lately but I did notice a Fairlane rounding the corner of East Ave by IHOP! BobbyJul '09 Was driving past the entrance to Waterloo Village about 4 am this morning when I had to stop for an animal crossing the road. Only when it stopped that I realized I was about 20' away from a Bobcat! First time I ever saw one in the wild. Really neat! We saw a Coyote crossing the road on Waterloo Rd yesterday..first time I've ever seen on up that close. After it crossed, we stopped the car and it just stood on the side of the road looking at us. Now I'm going to look for a bobcat there.  Bessie Aug '09 Is that the same animal as a mountain lion? I saw one in my backyard a few years ago in PA. It is pretty cool and unexpected too.  Firefly Aug '09 Concerned....Predator is an exterminator. Your observation may have been skewed without the facts. Calico696 Aug '09 I know these big "cats" have been seen in Blairstown also!  Mommyof2 Aug '09 I have seen 2 bob cat looking animals in the panther valley area....luckily I was in the car both times. They are so beautiful but not to be messed with.  pumpkin43 Aug '09 concerned...PREDATOR is the name of my pest control business...I think most people here know that . PREDATOR Aug '09 I've got a pic of a black feline thats been trailing deer in the woods around Monroeville, NJ. I caught the pic on a trail cam that I had set up to watch the deer. I got 2 pics, one only caught the tail end, the other the whole cat, All black, size is hard to determine because the background gives no scale. From the trees and the pics of the deer, I can say that if its a house cat, then its a really big house cat. I need to set up markers to help scale this feline. I'll get back to you with what I find.  fyrdog Sep '09 sick to have the name "predator" I'm sorry it just is.  Clyde Potts Sep '09 fyrdog - Can you email me the pics!? I'm dying to see, and the State wildlife people would defintely want to know that someone finally caught a big cat with a tree cam. Rebecka Sep '09 fyrdog  CagedAnimal Sep '09 A few years back PA State Game Commission denied the exsitance of Mountain Lions in the commonwealth and would only admit to bob cats as being around. Well the State of NY said that they had quiet a few Mountain Lions and alot were being tracked near the PA / NY boarder. It wasn't until a Farmer from Wyoming County PA took pictures of a Mountain lion that killed a few of his chickens Then public understood that the state was still lieing. The PA state game Commission still denied it until the Farmer Shot it and called the news station before the Game Commission.  CJ Sep '09 Scientifically a Mountain Lion is a little cat, not a big cat. They meow, not roar. Our area was known for cats in the past, especially Allamuchy. Panther Vally and Cats Swamp were named after them. I wouldn't be surprised if in the next two years the people living on the Petersburg side of Independence start seeing them. All we have around here is woods and farms.  HHS Student Sep '09 Mountain Lions, Mountain Lion Pictures, Mountain Lion Facts ...  Birdie Sep '09 Cats from the genus panthera are known as big cats. Mountain Lions are not of this genus. Up until recently they were part of the felis genus, or small wild cats. Pumas come from the same ancestors of bobcats, lynxes, ocelots, and wildcats. They were changed out of the genus along with the jaguarundi and ocelots because of there size. So they are now the middle cats. But back when I got my zoobooks they were small cats. HHS Student Sep '09 Bobcats and Lynxes were also part of the felis genus but were changed out because of there size. HHS Student Sep '09 CJ, If you think he copy-pasted it, why don't you try copy-pasting it into Google and seeing what turns up? I couldn't find anything. Anne OnimousSep '09 Steve Jobs: Good grief! That cat looks even bigger than mine. How much does he/she weigh?  cbel Sep '09 That cat looks exactly like my Raskolnikov... it might be bigger, though. It's hard to tell... the woman in the photo might be 4'-10".  ianimal Sep '09 I live on Rockport Road in Port Murray. And I've never seen the cat but I've heard it a few times. Last Saturday night I was out by our fire pit late and I heard that cry coming from the mountain across the street.  Michele Cameron Sep '09 Now that is big.... holy cat! Begin Again FinniganSep '09 BAF, the "breed" is technically a domestic longhair but the markings are that of a Norwegian Forest cat. I don't think cats are pedigreed by breed in the USA like dogs are... ianimal Sep '09 My fiance and I were leaving High Point Mountain in Sussex County approximately 2 months ago when we saw a coyote running across the road. I have no doubt that Warren County probably has them too and some big cats as well.  Me Sep '09 rebecka - thanks for the phone numbers you listed at the start of this post - i just called them! last night driving east on route 57 by what used to be Custer's Last Stand there was a huge cat - i'm certain it was a mountain lion - standing in the west bound lane. it just stood there with its tail slowly wagging, waiting for me to pass, then quickly crossed the road behind my car. i passed 5 feet from this thing. oh if i could have snapped a picture but the whole thing lasted 5 seconds. so i just talked with mike valent and he said there is no proof of mountain lions in nj, and very politely suggested it was a coyote with mange. no way. again, thanks for the phone numbers.  realitycheck Sep '09 Yes, they have been here for a long time!! I remember one time when a group of hhs classmates were at the "pit" on the hill and a cat let out a roar - boy did we scatter!! That was 1964 or 65! Not sure if it Jr. or Sr. year!!  frustrated Sep '09 There are a lot of cats along the river in the area by the state park would watch Bob cats come to the river to drink at night was a sweet sight CagedAnimal Sep '09 If enough people call Mike when they actually see a mountain lion, he's eventually going to realize there is one in our area! :-) The State does just not want to acknowledge there is one, because then they have to deal with it (notices, I guess... not sure what else they would do). Rebecka Sep '09 Steve Job - holy cow. I'm calling the DEP now! lol - that is one HUGE animal! Rebecka Sep '09
 hack Sep '09 Besides alerting the public to be careful of bobcats what else would the state need to do? :)  Sunshine Sep '09 Hack - sorry, you're wrong on this one. A mountain lion is a dangerous animal, and unlike any of the other animals in our area, will attack humans. If there is one in our area, the public needs to know about it. I live on the top of a mountain with tens of bears that I see regularly, fox that I photograph, coyotes that I hear at night, and the animals and I and everyone in my household all live in harmony. A mountain lion is quite a different animal, literally and figuratively. I am a wildlife lover, rehabber and photographer. I think your entire post, and your "get used to wildlife" line are dismissive comments by someone who knows very little about wildlife. Rebecka Sep '09 Steve,  Lori...since '73 Sep '09 Here is some info on the woman holding the big cat. Another JoeSep '09 mountain lion in blairstown, no doubt. received a pic on my phone from a good friend. it was taken by a nite cam the other day. mountain lion with a six pt. buck in his mouth!  maio cesario Sep '09 Maio Cesario, would you mind posting that pic. I am sure everyone would like to see it. Me Sep '09
 LoneWolf Sep '09 If you confuse a fox as a cat, you better get glasses Alice, better get glasses.  crabbydaddy Sep '09 mountain lion in blairstown, no doubt. received a pic on my phone from a good friend. it was taken by a nite cam the other day. mountain lion with a six pt. buck in his mouth! maio cesario Firefly Sep '09 I saw this picture a bunch of times this weekend from different people on their cells. Definitely a mountain lion with a buck deer in its mouth. Big question is where was the picture from and who has the original. Picture of this nature went around a couple of years ago and the pic ended up being from out west. fishmakerSep '09 This is probably the pic everyone is talking about. It was on FB. According to the caption: "was taken with a hunters motion sensor camera on the Jersey side of the Delaware near the Dingmans Bridge."  Bryan Sep '09 If the big cats are leaving us alone, then we should leave them alone too. Just because you see one it does not mean they are going to attack you. Of course we all need to be watchful and make sure we don't do things to attract them but let's leave nature alone. pumpkin43 Sep '09 Bryan -- what is the "FB," and where did you see that caption? If the location is true, this is quite something, but as a skeptic, I'm wondering if the pic is from out West, for example. Rebecka Sep '09 Pumpkin - Couldn't have said it any better myself. Hopefully that will be the case. Bryan Sep '09 Thanks for the picture Bryan. Maybe the cats are here for the good eats! The deer population has grown too large in NJ. Why else would hunting now be legal on Sundays in NJ....and cross bows, legalized.  localmom Sep '09
ianimal Sep '09 The pic is a hoax. See link below. fishmakerSep '09 Ianimal , thanks for putting sidney (it was suzy)when D.D.went there(class of 05) she loved every day of her four years and still calls herself a stateliner.And your right,after the showing they made Fri.night,BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!.Are they on their way to another state championship?maybe!!  yogel Sep '09 yogel, it should never have been anything BUT Suzy... if some guy wants to dress up like a female feline, he should be man enough to wear her name with pride. ianimal Sep '09 Ianimal, Our tough day is thanksgiving,D.D.lived with the x and went to P.H.S. D.S.lived with me and went to E.H.S.We all go to the game every year together.But then they bicker all season anyway ,she`s an eagles fan and he is diehard dallas,only time they get together is to razz me cause I`m a Green Bay fan.Yea on T`day I wish H`Town still played Roxbury so I`d have somebody to root for to win the thanksgiving day game,lol. yogel Sep '09 Wanna hear something funny??? I just got this pic from my neighbor who got it sent via cellphone that the "cat" pic was taken on Hill Road in Lebanon....nice to know it is fake, but I wish there were some big cats out there killing more deer.  kelleo22 Sep '09 I just got this same pic on my cell. It states this was taken by a hunter on Route 57 in Mansfield Twsp..  Crystal Oct '09 I spotted a coyote crossing my road the other day up in Independence, looked like a medium size dog. Also I have heard thru a friend that 3 pairs of Mountain Lions were released into the wild to try to control the deep population. chrisbOct '09 We already established that the mtn lion pic is not from around here. And releasing mtn lions to control the deer population? Around here? You don't actually believe that do you? According to Fish and Game there are NO Mountain Lions in New Jersey and told me if I see one to shoot it. There are pictures circulating on the Hunting Sites which are NOT taken in New Jersey. Don't believe what you hear???  Hunter Oct '09 Not to sure what to believe, who really knows the truth, none of us. Do you really believe if they did release big cats they would tell us?? come on lets think about this. All I can tell you is I live up here in the woods and my cat has been attacked by something, that tried to rip her leg off, she was outside at night and came in bleeding and I don't mean just drops of blood I mean blood pouring out of her leg. also I have had Canadian Geese attacked, not to get graphic, but there heads were ripped off, gross!! and I am not joking either these things really happened, so whatever it was it would have to be extremely fast number 1, and pretty strong, number 2. Also very late at night coming from the back of my house towards the mountain, I have heard some strange growling noises. I know one thing, once it gets dark up here, I won't walk outside, and I know everyone will make fun of me for this, but it is the truth. chrisbOct '09 Most people say that it's coyote not mountain lion being stocked and released to cull the deer herd. This is very untrue. I wasn't able to find a NJ article (still looking) but here is one from the PA Game Commission.  Calico696 Oct '09 NJ Coyote info.....never stocked of introduced here either. Calico696 Oct '09 I have no way of confirming it Calico but i know someone from Monmouth county who i trust who said the coyotes were released there to cull the deer herd. Only problem is they didn't release only one sex like they were supposed to and now deny doing it to cover themselves. It seems like a stretch to me that coyotes would suddenly be appearing in Monmouth cty otherwise. Bryan Oct '09 "Do you really believe if they did release big cats they would tell us??" Rebecka Oct '09 Rebecka, where do you even buy a Mountain Lion?? LOL I do love all animals, but I must say awful strange to have 2 Canadian Geese in my front yard with there heads missing, also whatever attacked my cat really did almost rip her leg off, and the funny thing is I didn't know it till I took her to the vet and they shaved her leg and the entire leg was bitten up and black and blue. So werid really, and if I saw a Mountain Lion in my yard I would run like hell. Screaming, brave aren't I? I don't know whats out there but i sure wish I did really. chrisbOct '09 If mountain lions are what it takes to get rid of those damned Canada Geese, I say go for it... ianimal Oct '09 chrish most likely a raccoon or fox beat up yout puddy cat. If it were a mountain lion do you really think there would be anything left ? Joey ButtafuccoOct '09
waybill Oct '09 See my earlier post. The picture is from a trail camera in TX. Not from around here fishmakerOct '09 Of course there are wildcats in NJ... hence Wildcat Ridge in Rockaway Township. ML LakerOct '09 waybill, I live one road over from Catswamp Rd. out in the woods. There is 22 acres in front of me, and between Catswamp Rd. and my road, it is land locked with alot of acreage, I also have 6 acres of woods, and a pond on my property. The mountain is in back of my house. So i will keep a lookout, and let everyone know if I see or hear anything. Like that loud growling noise I heard one night that woke me out of my sleep. chrisbOct '09 waybill that picture is not from around here. read the rest of the messages above. Bryan Oct '09 NJ Coyote info.....never stocked bull s#$t yes the state did stock Coyote's i hunted for 30yrs and never seen 1 and in a 1 weeks time i seen 8 back in the 90's  shotgun red Oct '09 Years ago someone found a dead bear on Alphano road and I remember my grandfather telling me that in all his years of hunting in the area, he had never seen a bear. I've heard rumors of the state releasing bears, mountain lions, and coyotes all for deer control. It wouldn't surprise me if they did. They are kind of dumb like that in Trenton.  redneck Oct '09 the picture was debunked...but i have personally seen a mountain lion dragging a kill just like this picture......and i had two very large bobcats/mountain lions engage in a 45 minute fight on my property at 4:30 in the morning...during this summer...i have heard house cats fight...the screams from the large cat fight were blood curdling...you could hear them thrashing around in the brush...it was like a fight to the death... waybill Oct '09 I would say the huge growling I heard was blood ccurdling, that pretty much wraps it up. chrisbOct '09 about the bobcat: yogel Oct '09 I received an email about a mountain lion in Mansfield around Cherry Tree Bend. I called a friend that lives in that area. She said that her sister, who just moved to long valley, received the same email that the mountain lion in her area. They said it was a hoax, that it is coming from Canada. Don't know if it's true or not????? mansfieldparentOct '09 I am told that recently several children and adults spotted a mountain lion dragging a dead deer in the area of Peterson Field in Rockaway Twp. I also heard that one was spotted in the White Meadow Lake area a few weeks back. I however have not had the "pleasure" of seeing them myself.  wenj530 Oct '09 All you people are crazy. All these "My neighbors..., A friend of a friends..., and I read online... stories are getting really old. Unless you have picture, that shows that the Mountain Lion is in Northwest New Jersey, stop posting these stories. HHS Student Oct '09 So true HHS Student. There is no way there are this many mtn lions around, if any. Bryan Oct '09 Nice job HHS Student. Mountain lions out west eat things of all sizes, big and small. If they were here there would be evidence. Hawks and owls rip the heads off pheasants, geese just for the fun of killing. Something how hunters, hikers, biologists spend thousands of hours annually in the woods of Northwest NJ and never see any big cats. There are lots of bear, deer, coyotes, and foxes. Enjoy the wildlife and respect it from a safe distance. Watch out for the upcoming deer rut starting now through Thanksgiving. It seems to be starting early this year with this cold snap. I have been seeing lots of deer running across roads the past few days. fishmakerOct '09 as mentioned previously...i have personally seen a mountain lion on catswamp road near the allamuchy twp border...mountain lion footprints were discovered and verified by waybill Oct '09
 M & K Oct '09 M&K Another JoeOct '09 Nice article in Tuesdays NJ Herald..... seems the state estimates put the Bobcat population in Sussex County around 90. The "Roadkill Bobcat" picture was from September 21, the cat was struck by a car around 2 pm near the intersection of Routes 94 and 206 in Hampton Twp (Just north of Newton) Cat only weighed in at 26 lbs. Photo was verified by the Augusta Barracks of the NJ State Police I saw a bobcat tonite while sitting in my treestand deer hunting. It came by me around 4:45 pm bouncing from log to log. This is the third time I have seen a bobcat in the same area over the past three years. I made my report to the NJ Fish and Wildlife for their information. Definitely one the coolest animals I have ever encountered. I was in Hardwick Township near White Lake. I estimated it around 15 pounds. fishmakerNov '09 You wabt to see Bobcat at night there are 2 or 3 bobcats that come down to the river on the park side of the river across from the House of the good shepherd they are beautiful animals the flood lights on the buildings light it up nice CagedAnimal Nov '09 Look at the front page of this week's Warren Reporter. Really cool Bobcat picture! Bryan Nov '09 Here is a link to an article in the Daily Record Another JoeNov '09 Police officers have spotted Mt Lions in the High Point area on several occations (including a female w/ a cub). This is pretty well documented. A friend of mine (Mt. Olive Police officer) has spotted a mountain lion on two separate occasions. Once while squirrel hunting in Netcong and once while hiking in the Allamuchy State Park. I myself saw one (near 100lbs) off Greenpond Road right before route 23. FrankNov '09 My son is the super at High Point SP Frank. What documentation? What police officers? Plus 2 more sightings? Must be leftover drugs from the 60's! Bigfoots been seen over on Airport Road too LOL!
 lola Feb '10 I just received the same exact picture in e-mail as you did Lola, saying it was taken in Corning NY. Looks like it's a hoax. I believe that same picture was also posted on a Mountain Lion thread on city-data.com. M & K Feb '10 There Beautys love this pic just hope it dose not put the cats at risk CagedAnimal Feb '10 That would be a pic circulating saying it was in any State you're in... check Snopes before forwarding this kind of info! :-) Rebecka Feb '10 So Rebecka, the picture of the 3 of them is not from around here. I fell for it! I hate when that happens. Bessie Feb '10 Anyone who is a big cat lover like myself may be interested in this site. It is really a reality sock to realize the tragedy that these magnificent animals face in life. It is 100% legit. I visited this past summer and am hoping to go back ASAP. The people there are truly amazing and these cats are treated so well after the hardship they have faced in life. www.bigcatrescue.org htgalFeb '10 Lola - that picture, among others, was most likely taken in Colorado.  Rich Feb '10 Can anyone who has studied nature tell me if that picture wasn't doctored? Mountain lions travel solo, except for mating. True? PAMFeb '10 http://www.weirdnj.com/index.php?opti...7&Itemid=28 74Ike!Feb '10 Its been about 2 years but as I was riding home from work  dan from netcong May '10 Has anyone been seeing these magnificent creatures again? I would really like to know; I am one of the biggest cat (that includes other animals too) freaks at my school! I have a little story about the naming of Panther Valley, if anyone wants to hear it. DanaJune 24th Dan, I for one believe you. People keep them as pets and release them into the wild when they can no longer care for them (according to the NJDEP). Rebecka June 24th A friend of mine was recently jogging on the Paulinskill Trail in B'town and came across 2 big cats. I'll have to check with her to see what they were. I don't remember.. Lori...since '73 June 25th
drew June 27th Drew - wasn't there a fire at the Stuyvestant Estate in the 40's or 50's?  Spring Fever 3 weeks ago In a recent Weird NJ magazine is an excellent article on the history of the Stuyvestant Estate. Worth a read.  It's Me 3 weeks ago Sunday we saw a big cat coming out of the woods belonging to the Fish Hatchery behind Hackettstown High School. At first we thought it was a dog, but it was definately some kind of cat. Oddly, it was black with a white chest, a very long black tail and pointy ears. It must be a domestic cat. It moved like a cougar though. (crossbreed??) It was about the size of our 35 pound Spaniel. Biggest cat I ever saw, not including lions, tigers, cougars, etc.  MCZ 3 weeks ago Do you know what issue of Weird NJ that story was in? Would love to read it and my dd has all of them (I think). Do you recall if it was a recent issue or an older one? Bessie 3 weeks ago Duhhh, Lori that's what I get for doing a lot of reading on HL when I'm still on my first cup of coffee. Will have to take a look through the recent ones. Bessie 3 weeks ago It's probably a Bobcat which is like a big housecat. If I see it I'll shoot it.  Bubba 3 weeks ago This is a mountain lion- Bubba 3 weeks ago Speaking of Panther Valley, there was a guy who had imported animals there. Sometimes these animals escape,breed and survive in the forest. Since the ones born in the wild are wary of humans you may never see one but they're there. Bubba 3 weeks ago Anyone who says these cats are not breeding and are just animals that were pets and then let loose when they got too big, doesn't know what she's talking about. Bobcats are native here and can live perfectly well in the wild. In fact, even foreign animals like Tigers could adapt easily. Bubba 3 weeks ago "Anyone who says these cats are not breeding and are just animals that were pets and then let loose when they got too big, doesn't know what she's talking about. Bobcats are native here and can live perfectly well in the wild. In fact, even foreign animals like Tigers could adapt easily."  the dean 3 weeks ago I spend 10-12 hours a day 7 days a week around the fish hatchery property and I am offering up two possibilities. I have been in the area for 25 years and until last month had never seen a coyote around the hatchery. I was mowing grass around noon on the College View side and saw a nice 35 pound dark looking coyote jump out of the woods, stop for a second and then continue across the road. That was a one time siteing (sp.).  fishmaker 3 weeks ago The Dean - it is well-known that cats big and small can survive in the wild very well, even after a life lived exclusively in captivity. In fact, of all our domesticated animals, cats are the best of all at "wilding up" (and becoming feral) after escaping or being let loose. Dogs have a very hard time hunting; cats, not a problem. This is of course assuming they haven't been de-clawed. Rebecka 3 weeks ago I'm all for the wild cat roaming. WE took the animals land. We have to reap teh ramifications of it. dora3 weeks ago Mountain Lions are moving east. Mountain Lions (especially males) will travel 100's of miles in a few days. States are hesitant to acknowledge the presence of wild mt lions because the eastern mountain lion is on the federal endangered species act. Admitting a wild cougar presence would mean big bucks for a conservation plan. Florida was the first and last state to acknowledge the presence of mountain lions (the Florida Panther). A remnant population of mountain lions were found in the everglades back in the early 70's. The population dwindled down to 6 or 7 cats (today the number in Florida is around a 100). It costs the state of Florida hundreds of thousands of dollars a year to protect these animals. There are, at the very least transient cougars in the east (especially along the Appalachians and most definitely PA, NY, MA, ect). Ontario has now recently acknowledged the presence of mountain lions and estimate the number to be at around 550 cats. It has recently been proved without a doubt (through DNA that there are wild, native mountain lions in Michigan). It's going to be interesting what is going to happen with that situation. North-west NJ isn't that far from Michigan or Canada. Frank4 days ago Leave a ReplyTo comment on this topic, fill out the form below. If you would like to comment directly to one person, you may click on the envelope next to the posters name if they provided an email address. |
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