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Eleanors38

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10. Biggest threat to FL panthers are the Interstates & the main state hiways.

Reply to Kali (Reply #9)

Wed Apr 22, 2015, 01:58 PM

Apr 2015

Apparently, FL's practice of building underpasses for wildlife is working as there are other states immulating the practice. Panther numbers are creeping back up; bears are well up and beginning to be a nuisance, esp north of the Ocala Nat'l Forrest. Some evidence panthers are working up from the Everglades again.

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any trackers around? [View all] Kali Apr 2015 OP

Nope. Chupacabra don't have four toes like that. NYC_SKP Apr 2015 #1

I think there are 5 toes Kali Apr 2015 #2

Jaguars on I-10? Well, there must be a few. NYC_SKP Apr 2015 #3

around here it is probably meth, but I don't know for sure Kali Apr 2015 #4

Meth and Chupacabras! NYC_SKP Apr 2015 #5

Jaguars' range includes this area, as does the coues deer range. Eleanors38 Apr 2015 #6

mule and white tail are what we have around here (mostly mule) Kali Apr 2015 #9

Biggest threat to FL panthers are the Interstates & the main state hiways. Eleanors38 Apr 2015 #10

That looks like a badger print meathead Apr 2015 #7

I think it is a coati. Kali Apr 2015 #8

do you have chupacabradillos there? passiveporcupine Jun 2016 #11

no but we have chupaskunkas! Kali Jun 2016 #12

I've got those here too. passiveporcupine Jun 2016 #13