Mountain Lions

It seems this list is now growing almost daily. The state of Missouri now has 194 confirmed mountain lion sightings in the state since 1994. 7 of those have been reported just this year.

The hills are alive...not with the sound of music, but mountain lions as there's a new confirmed sighting on a game camera. That's now 5 confirmed mountain lions in Missouri in 2023 already.

The number of mountain lion sightings in Missouri seems to be skyrocketing. There are at least half a dozen in 2023 alone with a new video showing tracks a Missouri homesteader discovered on his land.

There have been quite a few sightings of mountain lions lately in both Illinois and Missouri. There's a new video from an Illinois man that seems to show a potential mountain lion, but there's a problem.

It wasn't that long ago that a father and son in the backwoods of Missouri encountered something large. The question which is still being debated is whether they captured video of a mountain lion or a bobcat? Now, you can watch their video and decide.

I tried to guess and got this completely wrong and there's a good chance you might also. What do you think the most deadly creature in Missouri is? The answer is surprising and it's the same for the entire world, too.

There have been numerous mountain lion sightings recently in Missouri. Most are short encounters where the cats flee back into the woods as soon as they're seen. One elk hunter recently learned the hard way that he had become the hunted - stalked by a fierce mountain lion.

If you doubt the presence of mountain lions in Missouri, here's another example. A big cat was hit by a vehicle in Franklin County, but was able to make its way into the woods.

I've had people tell me that mountain lions aren't really that common in Missouri and Illinois at least near the bigger cities. That's funny because a brand new trail cam video shows a massive mountain lion that's just been spotted near Columbia, Missouri.

Something unusual is going after cattle in a Missouri county and officials believe they know what it is. They think it's "a big cat" and they have the pictures to prove it.