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- I will tell you some true stories that have been handed down through the generations of my family in Appalachia . Hope that you enjoy!
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My grandma told me stories about panthers and how their scream sounded. She was born in the Smokies in 1898. Your story of the woman milking and getting the best of a wildcat made me think of my grandma. My word of the day is, "Never underestimate the strength of a mountain woman." 😉🐾
That is for sure Mrs Linda. Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
Your story-telling reminds me of an old-time radio program; you should make it a regular part of your channel. Excellent, thank you!
Aw thank you for that
Your ancestors had grits and great survival skills. They sure chose a beautiful place to settle. I love these stories. Thank you so much
They sure did. Thank you and glad you enjoyed
The story about your Great Grandma was great. The picture you drew in my head was her holding the cat down waiting for the men folk to kill it, not even leaving her milking stool, just spinning back around and finishing her milking. Them people were tough as nails. Good job Justro.
That’s about what I see too. Thank you Steve, they sure was..
My friend had a big family get together at Folsom Lake in CA, (this was before digital phones and cameras). The bunch of them gathered in front of a granite outcropping about 30 ft tall for a picture. When the film got developed & they got the pictures back they were shocked to see a big mountain lion laid out on top of that rock! My friend showed me the picture and that sure was something! Enjoyed those stories, thank you for sharing
Oh what a picture! Thank you for sharing this with us!
I love your stories. Miss my Pap so much because he told the stories of the coal mine he worked. wish I could remember them all but all who knew them are now in Heaven God's blessing to you and yours
Thank you for sharing this with us. God bless you as well
We have cougars where I’m from. They are fairly common. My husband carries a large quick fold out knife everywhere he goes for this reason.Lots of bear and cougar attacks on the remote job sites in the woods/mountains. He says the cougars scare him more then the bears since they stalk you and ambush you from above. 🇨🇦
Thank you for sharing Paige
First off I think it's awesome that you're living on the same place that 6 generations have lived and farmed . That's a true blessing to me.
I was about 6 or 7 when I first heard a panther. We were at my cousins house nothing but dirt roads with deep ditches on each side and we were playing in the ditch about 100 yards from the house catching tadpoles in the puddles. When that thing screamed it's a sound like no other. Maybe like a woman but a lot higher when close. Well you would have thought my little brother and cousin and me was trying out for the Olympic track team getting back to the house. I saw a black one cross the road when I was about 14 a few years later caught a glimpse of one in the woods. Then when Iwe had our first born was about 2 in 89 we had a trailer on a pond and we watched one walk across the pond dam his tail as long as him. I believe like you said they're still around just don't let is see them very often. Thanks for your stories and I pray them precious girls have a blessed year of school. Keep up the good work and God bless you all
Thank you for sharing this with us.
I appreciate you and God bless you as well
I was born and raised around Grundy , Virginia and when I was about 8 my mom and I were working in our garden when we saw a black panther leap out of the creek bottom about 12 feet onto a big flat rock and just stood there watching us about 50 feet away . We stood there for several seconds then 3 small ones scrambled up the bank and mom told me to back up toward the house which was several hundred feet away and we both back all the way to the house even though the panther had leap into the laurel bushes as quite as a mouse and disappeared .
That’s a good story, thank you for sharing. That was a sight almost no one gets to see
@@metcalfmills5679 Forgot to tell everyone it was in the summer of 1959 and thanks for the reply .
So glad Char had a good first day of school
Thank you! 🙂
My father was born in Red Jacket coal camp pretty close to Matewan WV. He told me a story about walking the road over the mountain home from Matewan late one night and a panther stalking along just off in the edge of the woods all the way to his house. He said he caught sight of it in the moonlight a couple times. He said he instinctively knew not to run but that was a long scary walk I'm sure. That would have been around about 1952 or so. We often set out on the porch at night and listened to them scream at a den sight over on the adjacent ridge back in the early 1980's I grew up in the Appalachian mountains in southwest Virginia. We had our camp meat stollen out of the creek 15-20 yards from the campfire on several occasions. I would love to set on the porch or around the campfire and swap stories with you.
Thank you for sharing this with us! I enjoyed it. That would be fun for sure
We got it all here lol. Bear, cats, copperhead and a few bugs that I couldn’t even begin to guess what they are. Sounds like Charlotte will be a social butterfly and easily make friends. Good job dad. Showed her it’s ok to be independent. Hard leaving the little ones but it’s best for them to have their own experiences.
They have to. Thank you
I was in the Smokie Mountains on vacation in 1991. It was 10 at night and it was bright enough I could read a plaque that was telling how the mountains got their name. I was on top the mountain above Gatlinburg.
Thank you for sharing this with us
Howdy Justro- I’m telling you the truth, if you ever hear a cat scream you won’t never forget it. We got a big cat hanging around here right now. We’ve seen two different ones here by our house. It came through a couple weeks ago and twice last week. We are being pretty cautious right now. I could tell you some stories about the big cats. When they come up in your yard they’re a little too close. Good stories brother. Take care and God’s blessings to y’all
Howdy brother, thank you for sharing this with us. I look forward to hearing about it the next time we talk. Thank you and God bless
Justro hi blessing to you and your family ,When I was young on our land we had woods, people living back deep in our woods where our property ended to properties of others ,we went snow- mobiling and crossed out of our into the following land and soon after about 1\4 mile we were chased by with long bread very tall men and bad violent dogs were with them,it was very fightening we took off as fast as possible here in US,b we never went back here again!!!Yeah and also in Europe my dad was a mountain top famer with a out- house and brook for runny water ,he told me many stories from back then ,stay blessed brother God bless you and your family! 🙏🙌👍🌻🌼
Thank you for sharing this with us. Glad you didn’t have anymore trouble there. Thank you You too! Gif bless you brother
@@metcalfmills5679 thanks brother,Iam a women dear lol!! Yours and blessings , from Ingrid🌻🌼
Enjoyed the stories. Thanks for sharing 🙏 😎 🏖 🏝
Glad to hear it!
There's alots of good size bobcats here in GA. Plus, I know for a fact I've seen a huge black as the ace of spade Panter with a long tail that goes down they makes a u back up. I did see two in my time. 12 years living here in GA. BUT, IT COULD OF BEEN 1 Panter THAT I SEEN two different times. And I did hear the very screams that you was talking about. It put chills down my arms. The sad part it wasn't very far from my home. (I always carry now)
Thank you for sharing this with us!
There are panthers all throughout the states I guess. Where I used to live in Texas there were panther stories. A friend of mine was in a tree stand deer hunting and a panther came and stood up with his paws on the tree and looked at him a few seconds and walked off.
That’s a good story!!
Seen a few bobcats but no mountain cats. I think people have somewhat of a fear of cats. My mamaw wouldn’t let a cat in the house. She said they would steal your breath while you were asleep. We had a cat that came in sometimes when I was a kid and I woke up with it staring in my eyes right over my head. FREAKED ME OUT!! Keep up the good work. God bless.
I mean a fear back in the old days. Not a fear now a days
Oh I have never heard that! It must have been trying that on you!!
Not many cougar stories here but folks still claim to see em but the ones that send ya running back to the house are screech owls. Hahaha. Great stories. Thanks
Ha ha! Thank you
I love all the comments so many awesome stories🥰.
Yes that’s a blessings
This is new stuff to me !!!.....I lived in Little Rock in the early sixties....and we had Mountain Lion prints in the yard all the time ....eeh gadsss
Thank you for sharing
Hey Folks, Justin is nearing 10,000 subs! Let's share his channel with friends and let them know what they're missing. I enjoy a lot of homestead-family type channels and love them all, but METCALF MILLS is my #1 favorite.
What an accent! Not boring like here in far north California. Surely you recount stories to your girls. Don't let them get too old for them. No one here ever asks me my stories. Wow, your stories! Got my attention! May granny was jumped by a small bobcat; something she might be able to handle. You've found your niche, Justro: mills stones, and storytelling.
Aw thank you so much. I appreciate your compliments. I hope that I can help in some way. Thank you for watching in NCA
Good stories. With all the hollars and thickets in Appalachia I don't doubt for one minute that big cats could be out there. I don't know about you, but I kinda feel the same way about the possibility of bigfoot creatures being there.
Your Aunt Betsy was bad ass!!! I LOVE all your family stories! I don't really have much extended family so I really appreciate you sharing yours!
I had a experience with a big cat one night coon hunting. It followed us all night never would get close enough to see but you could hear it stalking us. It hollered a couple times and the dogs even got scared out and went back to the truck. I have never personally saw a painter around here but a real good friend of mine swears one jumped across the road in front of him one morning before daylight as he was headed out to work.
I don’t doubt it brother. Thank you for sharing
I enjoyed the stories. I've heard a lot of the same kind of stories from my relatives here in the mountains of northeast Alabama.. They were some tough people back in those days. I remember my grandmother telling me about a cow they had, when she was a young girl. It was bad to kick the milk bucket over when they were milking it My great grandpa was a farmer and the community blacksmith. He was a big strong man. It kicked the bucket over one day when he was milking and he stood up and punched it in the head and knocked it out. It never kicked a bucket again.
Thank you for sharing this with us. It made me remember another good story about a kicking mule!
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I love your stories! You are a wonderful storyteller and I thoroughly enjoyed these Cat stories. I’m grew up in SE Kentucky. In 1965 I saw a Mountain Lion and the 4 of us saw a Panther jump out over our pig pen with a pig in its mouth. I’ve been told by several people there were no large cats in KY at that time, but I saw them with my own eyes! I can’t wait to hear your ghost stories, my family called them “Hants“ 😳
Thank you for sharing this with us. That is for sure, when you see you know. Yep hants!
Hi! I just discovered your channel, and just became a New subscriber. Normally I’m a quiet person but I just have to comment on this one. Growing up in rural Kentucky my two brothers and I played all over these mountains when we had free time from Chores around the house, pulling weeds from our 3 Vegetable garden’s , packing water from the creeks to water the Tobacco garden, but when we had days off Mom would tell us to get out and stay out! Well, she said it a little nicer, (don’t be running in and out, or I will find something for y’all to do, if you want to play, go play! ) one day I was off in the mountains by myself because I was a ( girl) and couldn’t play in my brothers fort, I had to go make one of my own and was Determined my fort was going to be better then my dumb ol’ brothers fort, as I climbed higher looking for cool fort materials I heard what I honestly thought was a woman Screaming… Screeching, even as the Only girl and toughest girl in the holler, that sound coming from above me gave me Goosebumps, I ran down that mountain, Slipping and sliding most of the way down and braved the Wrath of my Mother who just wanted a few minutes alone from all of us kids. I busted through the door out of breath, I saw my Dad who was now home, kicked back in his Hunter green leather recliner with a Budweiser in his hand, trying to explain to them that some woman was screaming, surly being murdered way, up high in the mountains. My mom looks at Dad with Concern in her eyes, and Dad just said, that’s a black Panther they’ve been around here since I was a boy, you kids just stay out of the mountains a couple days and don’t be going that high up. Lol… thinking back we never got snake bite’s even with rattle snakes everywhere around here even though we rolled in leaves and investigate everywhere too busy playing and fighting to even think about that they where others things in them mountains other then us, bobcats, bears, mountain lions and I saw that one but that’s a whole other story, all I can say is…God truly does watch over his little children.
Hey thank you for watching! Glad you are here and I appreciate you sharing this with us! I welcome comments and they are always enjoyed. Thank you!
Enjoyed the Panther stories Justro. There was a black Panther killed in Wilkes county in the mid eighties. A local taxidermist in Surry County got the permit and mounted it. Im sure your stories are true and there were allot more of them years ago. Thanks for the video. Y'all take care and God bless.
Thank you Ron for sharing this with us! God bless you as well
love this story time tuesday. thanks
Thank you
Good Stories Justro, I've seen one Bobcat in the wild in my lifetime.Happy the Girls had a good first day of school.Take Care Friend and Have a Good Evening 🙂.
Thank you Donald. Hope that you do as well my friend
Have an outstanding & blessed day my brother!
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Glad the girls had a great day!!!! Have a great night!
Game wardens and the NFS people will tell you that they dont exist, but I have seen one two different times in my life. One ran across the road in front of me between Blairesville and Hiawasee Ga one night and I seen one while deer hunting above Dahlonega Ga. I have heard stories about them all of my life.
Thank you for sharing this with us
Just catching up on your videos Justro because this week has been a blur for me. I enjoyed these ol' stories while I'm mowing. Thanks for sharing!
Glad that you enjoyed.
Whew I can't even imagine how your Pap must have felt being covered up by a big 'ol cat 😳 I've heard a wildcat scream before...a little over 20 years ago I was going camping and we were setting our tent up and about the time we got it finished, all of a sudden there was the awfulest scream coming out of the woods...scared me something awful!! Needless to say we did not stay in the tent that night 🤣
I bet you didn’t! Thank you for sharing this with us.
Awe, so glad they had a good day, your gonna make me have some nightmares about big cats lol
Oh noooo!! 😆
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One of my great-great-great’s grandmother came over the north carolina mountains and settled in greene county many moons ago. I’d sure like to of heard her stories of her travels. I’d bet there were some doozy’s.
Oh yes for sure. It is hard to believe we have so little of these great stories.
Neat stories Justro... I got one, about 15 yrs ago driving after dark in S. IN coming up to an old covered bridge that crossed the white river, I'm positive I saw a black panther cross the road and tuck into the woods. No body beleived me but a few years later there were several cougars sighted and even photographed in those same river bottoms. Maybe it looked black cause it was dark but size and shape I knew it was a huge cat (bigger than a german sheperd) with a really long tail. Thank God I wasn't on foot.
Yep sounds like it! Thank you for sharing this with us
Yeah ive treed bobcats here in kentucky while coonhunting,they jump out of the tree when you get close and then do it all over again
Thank you for sharing
I can relate to your pap.
There is a big old puma on my land I am constantly keeping an eye out for.
Paw tracks are bigger than my fist down by the stream.
Really don't want to run into him in person
Thanks for sharing this with us. Watch out !!!
@@metcalfmills5679 Roger that. I am not thrilled unless I gut that feline
Don't you know he squalled like a panther wen that dog jumped on his back 😭😂
Could have been but I doubt it..
You had me at "panther"
Aw thank you Barbara.
We are in Jefferson County and we have bobcats. You can hear them yell at times. I know they’re around because one got hit on the highway in front of the house.
Yep they are here, and hard to see. Thank you for sharing
Great stories. My granny told me stories of panthers. I’ve never seen one but I have seen several bobcats and bears here in Claiborne County. About 3 months ago I was driving to work one night and a big cat ran across the road in front of me. It stopped for a split second and ran up the bank and up on the ridge. It wasn’t a bobcat I saw. I know it was a mountain lion. My husband said I’m probably wrong but I know what I saw. I haven’t seen it anymore but I’m a bit Leary of going outside alone after dark. But I know what I saw wasn’t a bobcat or super sized house cat. It’s rural area where we live and I hear all kinds of sounds in the woods and ridges at night but I ain’t going exploring to find out what’s out there. Sometimes a cow or a bull will snort really loud and I can see where people who ain’t used to the sounds of the country might think it’s a monster. But I know I saw a mountain lion. Oh yeah. More stories please 👍
Thank you for sharing this with us. I will try to do that
You know what you saw and I believe you😊
The big cats are definitely still here .
Yep
We'll start hearing more of those stories by and by, as big cats are coming back, with folks starting to get them on their trail cameras. Few bother to report them, however, as the state gaslights anybody who speaks up.
Yep
Another good storytime, Justro. When you started, it reminded me of the movie, "Track of the Cat", about a killer black panther. We watched that movie every time it came on the tv and it always scared me. It's an old one, just like me. Very happy news that Charotte started the school year with confidence! Hope it's a good year for both girls. :)
Thank you so much!
My dad hunted and rambled the southern KY hills around his home his whole life. He said when he and his brother were out coon hunting they dared each other into going to the "Booger Hole". This was a place that elders had told them about, a spot known for hearing strange noises...... Dad and the brother sat by the hole for a while. When day started breaking, they heard a whole encampment of soldiers wake up and arise. All the sounds, men talking, cooking , horses making noise. They listened to this terrified for about an hour, then the soldiers were ordered to mount up and they rode away! Dad said this place was just a hole in the ground, not large but bottomless the best they could tell. My dad was not a jokey type person. And he said he would never go there again.
That is really something! Do you know where it is?
😳 I love these stories and I believe every one of them, I do
Enjoyed the stories friend tough people back then keep them stories coming
Glad you enjoyed it!
I live in eastern NC and spend a lot of time hunting. I've seen bobcats many times. They do sound like a young woman screaming. Scary if you don't know what it is.
That is for sure!! Thank you for sharing
I like big cats from a distance.
Yeah but they make up distance pretty fast Trace..
I live in the piedmont of NC and haven't seen a bobcat in several years. Guess the trappers got them all.
Maybe so, but I doubt it. I have seen 3 or 4 out in my lifetime
At time stamp 18:40 Where you said number 1, when something jumps on ya and starts biting you it’ll scare ya to death, and number 2 - I would’ve went number 2 right there on the spot.
Ha ha ha😆
I enjoy your stories, Sir 🙏🏼
God bless you and your precious daughters in Jesus name ❤️
Oh poor Betsy, milking a cow and had to holler for the men. Great stories. ❤ Hugs to the girls tell them how proud we are of them.
Thank you, I will do it!
Just the other night at a friends birthday dinner he was showing pictures from his trail cam of some land they own, several huge deer with nice racks, some black bear and a huge bob cat, it looked like something you would see on a safari and this is northern Minnesota !!!
You are right about if they don’t want to be seen, you don’t see them very often ! I’ve lived her for almost 40 years and I’ve seen one cat, I about wrecked the car !!! My back yard butts up to the edge of the Paul Bunyan state forest, I used to hear a woman screaming out in the woods but no one lives back there and the nearest road back there is a mile away and this scream was at the edge of my property…..of course I went out with a flashlight to investigate but found nothing and the screaming stopped. I asked people about what I heard and needless to say, I quit investigating 😳
Glad your girls are liking school and thanks for your stories and just being you…..I love it !!!!
Blessings
Thank you for sharing this with us! I appreciate you. Bless you as well❤️
Sure have enjoyed this here video and the big cat stories. It reminded me of quite a few handed down from folks I knew and believed to be telling the truth. I'm also looking forward to some of the ghost stories. I've experienced some first hand and always enjoy hearing other stories from reputable folk. God bless you and thank you for sharing this with us all!
Glad you enjoyed. I will do the ghost one soon. Thank you and God bless you too
Enjoyed your stories. I have spent a lot of time out in the mountains and have learned to be very alert for danger as we have lots of cougars. I feel much more comfortable when I have a dog or two with me. They can detect danger be fore we will in most cases.
Keep up the good work. Look forward to your next video.
That is always a good idea. Thank you for sharing this with us
I have heard about the panther screams! Scary stuff! Mine has been people. In 3 different homes one in the woods, 2 in town I have had “peeping Toms” as we called them. I remember my dad running after one, and the other two times my father was working out of the country. Then as an adult my teenage daughter came home and called me to ask me why I left everything out. I didn’t know what she was talking about and she started describing the drawers are open, etc. While on the phone with me she heard a noise upstairs. I screamed to her to run out of the house and wait at the road as we were just almost home. When we got home and went in the house we discovered the window in her bedroom was open, my pistol was laying in the floor on the other side of the bed not facing the door. So I presume they had grabbed my pistol and laid there hidden when they heard her come in and when she went to the kitchen to call me they went upstairs to hide. When she left the house they did, too! Never knew who that was but I just thank God again every time I think of it that he protected my daughter.
Oh mercy !!!! That is so scary for her. Glad she was not harmed. At least they knew you had a gun now
Loving your stories 💝😁💝
Thank you
😳😳. That’s some scary stuff!! Read some journals of Pioneers in the mid 1700s going through Pennsylvania, no animal brought more fear than a panther. A Fox can make some pretty scary noises too!! DNR won’t admit it but they let those mt lions loose here in Indiana national forest
Yep for sure!!
Good thing Betsy was that strong and agile, Justro, or you may never have been born. Likely adrenaline played a role.
That is for sure, I’m glad that she was!
Yep we even have bobcats here in the foothills of Cleveland county. Though I know full well what a mountain lion sounds like from when we lived near where you are, we've not heard one here at this farm. Loved these stories. Looking forward to your Ghost stories soon. Glad Virginia and Char Rose love their schools.😊❤🙏
Good storytellin'
Thank you
Awesome story
Thank you
Wow,so scary ! Geez,I hope nothing like that happened near you sir! I would love to live where you live and have a cabin built ! ❤️🙏🏻💕So,yes I am interested in Appalachian way of life ! I just want to live in the country !
I don’t blame you. No better life to my knowing. Hope you get to do it!
Thank you ,I will try !❤️🙏🏻💕
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I’ve never seen anything larger than a bobcat around here. I have seen game camera photos that sure look like large cats. My Mom was born in 1914, raised on the Keowee River in northern Pickens County she recounted several times as a girl that her family heard panther screams. Enjoyed your stories,
Thank you for sharing this with us!
Well, I do believe the phrase, “Back in the black”, will stick with me for a while… What a woman your several times great grandmother was Justin. Our ancestors were incredible. I’ve done a lot of research on my ancestors (Revolutionary War veterans and most are traced to the early 1600s colonies. We have no idea how strong they were I guess.) Thanks for sharing about Charlotte’s happy first day of school. Between that, Ms Debbie’s gift and knowing Virginia and Charlotte got to enjoy that gift, well it just made my week.❤️
Aw thank you for sharing this with us ❤️🙂
I was shocked to find out there's bobcats around my neighborhood too! We're surrounded by woods so I had to process that cause we're not really rural.
Love your story time Justro!
Looking forward to some haint stories if ya know any. My mamaw in Kentucky always called ghosts haints.
Yep that’s here too. Thank you and ai am looking forward to it for sure!
I love Aunt Ruby ❤️ And grandma Betsy sounds pretty awesome too. Fall and especially Halloween is my favorite time of year. I’m ready for anything spooky! So I loved these stories. Glad the girls had a good first day. I wish I had been like Charlotte. But I was like you. I was so traumatized by mom leaving me at school, I’m pretty sure I still have abandonment issues because of it 😂
Aww I hate to hear that Lisa. The girls love this time of year also. 😆
You tell a good story! Love it.
Thank you ❤️
Hadnt been to ogle medows in years. Or the Maney fields. I hear ogle meadows got devoploded. Not sure bout maney fields. Came thru Sodom once with a wagon and team of horses once on the tri county wagon train. That was ruff. We came in from the Barnardsville side.
Love these stories, thank you. I’ve seen many roads called Paint Creek Road, and I was told that paint meant panther.
Yep it sure does. A painter !!
While I lived in east Tennessee, I saw a mountain lion in Walland, TN it was a big cat he was coming down the side of a mountain headed to the Little River. It was a sight of a lifetime.
Thank you for sharing this
Great video once again brother!!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed!
🦁's & 🐯's & 🐻's! Oh my!
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I love listening to your stories, thank you so much. Charlotte is a brave girl. I hope Virginia enjoyed her day also. 🌸😊🌸
Thank you folks ❤️
The smokie mountains, look like that from decomposing trees, there is absolutely no increase in carbon dioxide emissions from burning wood, as wood decomposes it releases it stored carbon dioxide, just like burning it in your and mine wood stoves.
Thank you for sharing Donald
I really enjoy those stories from the earlier days! I remember my mother telling some stories that would keep us sitting as still as a mouse! I miss those days too! Good job Justro!
Thank you for sharing that
Great story! Love it!!
Glad you enjoyed!
I was visiting a friend down in Arkansas, and at the time there has been sightings of a Black Panther. They told me to keep an eye out it was in that area Going down to the lake I did seen it cross the road it was like it wasn't real it was dark out and it crossed black along and slinky and fast. looked like a panther..... yep they're for real..
Thank you for sharing this with us!
I don't live in the mountains but we have problems with coyote, bobcat & alligators. Bobcats have been attacking people here.
Oh really!!
Hey Justin.what brand is that hat?I like them ol lookin hats
I’m going to try to get that out soon!
@@metcalfmills5679 thank ye Justin
I was checking to see if you were selling any of your mills yet.
I've been following your channel for around 6 months or so. I don't recall ever seeing you wife in any of videos. So this old mind of mine was wondering if you have a wife or are you a single dad raising two girls??? If I'm being to nosey just tell me so... But I've heard you tell stories about yourself and a wee bit about your youngest daughter. So it got me head wondering....
Well this old biker will hush up now. Be blessed in Jesus name... BBE...
I don’t mind, I’m single. I am thankful for my girls. Bless you as well. Thanks Bobby
I just better stay up tonight 😲
Ha ha ha! 😆
I've seen bobcats n bears.all types of wildlife but never a panther but I believe that lady wrestled that cat..couldve been a baby? It was her or that cat ☺
Yep sure was, thanks LR!
A male mountain was killed in Georgia about 10 yrs ago by a hunter. DNA tests showed it came up from the Everglades. Another male mountain was killed by a car in New England a while back.DNA test showed the cat came from West of the Mississippi river. Even if you dont have a resident population male lions can range a long ways.I have no doubt there are some in the Appalachians.
Thanks for sharing this with us!
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Thanks Nick!
When we moved from California to rural Washington State I told my kids” well at least we don’t have to worry about Mountain Lions anymore.”
Why Dad?
No Mountain Lions in Washington, none!
That’s great ! They said.
Next time they got ready to go in a hike deep in the woods, I asked
“ Got your big knife?”
“No why , no mountain lions here right?”
“No lions. But we do have Cougars!!!!”
Same animal different name …
Pumas are like house cats right???!!
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Mountain lions are just panthers that are not black; and yes their screech is loud and sounds like a banshee. Impossible to get used to. Bobcats are similar too.
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Thank you Wanda
I think it was a booger
Yep we got them too!
I hate to hear Panthers scream , the one's we have around here sound like a woman screaming for her life , we have one that travels from the mountian in front of my house and goes into the woods behind my house , and back to the mountian .we have seen them many times. They are black with a long tail. Good video
Thank you for sharing Ricky!! Keep your eye out
We sure do.