Gun guru said: (quoted from post at 15:08:39 04/16/08) Hollow point bullet might have worked for that cat, one shot in the head might have done the trick.
If it would just stand there cornered by several cops and let them shoot it, maybe.
I bet the cops were trying to contain it, then thing tried to do something to get out, and the cops let it rip until the thing quit moving. I haven't been around a couger, but if you corner a wild house cat it will rush you, don't see why a couger would be any different. Not mention for the way a mad little housecat can tear you up, I don't think I would hold anything back on a couger once I started. I have seen animals go down and get back up madder than ever and that is one critter I would rather er on the side of caution of staying down.
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