Posted by KEH on August 02, 2013 at 12:32:26 from (209.213.25.24):
Article in August Progressive Farmer: Mountain lions extending their habitat. Article shows a line roughly from West TX through NM, CO, WY, and Western MT and West from there as their established range, with isolated pockets in the Dakotas and NE, also South FL. Map shows spottings in some Eastern states, including one roadkill in CT which they DNA traced to the Black Hills. Thick bunch of sightings in MO and other states North nd South of MO. One in W GA at the AL line. None in SC, where I live, BUT, I have seen one a few miles away. Was talking to neighbor yesterday a couple of miles away on the next ridge, she says she still hears one and son has seen big tracks.
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Today's Featured Article - Talk of the Town: The Pefect Collection - by Staff. Another neat discussion from the Tractor Talk Discussion Forum. The discussion started out with the following post: " I thought it would make for some interesting discussion for many of you to post what would be considered your dream or perfect antique tractor collection of five tractors, assuming room for storage and cost were not a factor. I have posted my "Perfect Collection" on the Farmall board. List any brand preference but keep
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