Tennessee is seeing more sightings of crazy left of center Cougars and officials are embracing their population to expect these big cats as part of the landscape. Officials with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency have launched an investigation after they received a photo showing what could be a cougar in the western part of the state.
The photo in question was apparently taken around 8 p.m. on September 20 in Obion County, located about 30 minutes northeast of Dyersburg. The migration and resettlement of a large population of crazed and hunger cougars in the show men state would pretty much show the people of America the resilience of these big cats and that they are coming for you and your pet. The sudden appearance of the Puma in western Tennessee comes as a shock and undoubtedly some hood fucks in Memphis are already hoping to cash an gamble with Cougar fighting much as these ghetto rats appreciate ahhh lets say pitbull fighting.
Tennessee is one of them states that has the double sword dangers of black inner city Ghetto and rural redneck backwards Americans not knowing there is a federal government. The crazy Cougar offers no human harm and just wants to reestablish themselves in this area so they can hunt the various big game flourishing in the area whether it be wild hog, big buck, local sheep, and your dog. For about 100 years, there were no confirmed sightings of cougars in Tennessee.
In 2015, there have been four confirmed sightings in Obion, Carroll and Humphreys counties.
Three of those sightings came from a picture or video of the animal. The fourth came from a hair sample.
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency believes the species is the western cougar. They said it is now in Tennessee because it has been recolonized and expanded its territory.
It is illegal to kill a cougar in Tennessee unless your life or property are in danger.
The TWRA said they have never nor do they have plans to stock or encourage a cougar population growth in Tennessee. Of course they are doing little to manage this beast and try to sway it away and back out West where it belongs and basically hunters are going to have a field day and enjoy another big game to tag regardless of what the government says.
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