Mountain Lions and many other Crazy Critters!
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- This is another video of a lot of different animals I've filmed over the last few months. The first Mountain Lion is a recently collared male who goes by M313. I spoke to Winston Vickers DVM, MPVM about this cat. I captured him in this video in Silverado Canyon on 2/25/22. Check out those pesky Cows that turned both of my camera's upside down! Moooooo! I'm getting a lot of interesting Coyote behavior from the location where the Cows are. I did get a few I think hunters, overnight hikers? Walking by my camera at night who made comments you here in video. That area has legal hunting in season. Stay wild more video's coming soon! Jasonbear
Nice clips man I’m just South east of there.
I appreciate that. I'll have to see your video's if you post them online. Thanks for watching! Jasonbear
Hi Jasonbear, love your videos. Any mountain lion or bobcat traverse, or spotted near Oneal's Park Arroyo Trabuco Trail around Oso and Antonio Parkway area? And what is the best action to take if spotted one, taser, pepper spray or just yell loud?
Thanks a lot! Yeah that area especially O'neill park connects with Cleveland National Forest so while infrequent Mountain Lions due pass through there. Bobcat's are more common and in those area's as well. The area where the 241 is in that area can prove to be one of the most dangerous area's as the Mountain lions often die from vehicle strikes.
did u hear about the jim fire?? Its so sad how often we are getting fires these days, I don't think our mountains can take anymore of it. We have had 5 major fires within the last 6 years, and more than half are human fault.
Yeah it was started by the USMC exploding old damns. I believe it is under control now.
@@jasonbear1336 Do you know if Ringtail Cats inhabit OC? I was in the wilderness the other day near O'Neill and thought I saw one. Not sure. Definitely not a raccoon or skunk, but also not as catlike as a grey fox. It ran out in front of the road
@@misteon_builds That's pretty cool! They are pretty rare in these parts!