Two cougars seen courting or fighting in Minnesota spells doom for wild bird life on Minnesota

Polly Cracker
   Two wild cougars were spotted fighting and going after birds in trees in upper Minnesota and this exceedingly rare event could prove to have been a male and female together setting up the possibility of the Puma breeding in upcoming months. the idea of breeding Mountain Lions in Minnesota was unheard of and has not occurred since European settlement. A hunter captured the pictures of the Cougars in rural backwater Minnesota as any cougar sightings were extremely rare but two together totally shocking. A man hunting Coyote with his dogs discovered these crazy cougars battling each other and likely he had witnessed a ritual mating attempts to get some little cougars pumped out and about in the land of lakes.  the birds of Minnesota are full of fear of this prospect. \We might be on the verge of a breeding population that could establish itself permanently. Minnesota law enforcement have had their hands full with more and more reports of the occasional lone ranger cougar making an appearance in town and battling the alley cats in their search for rats. The far ranging habitat exploration of the famed crazy cougar is a recent phenomena and is appearing more and ore in areas long sought free and clear of the Cougar.