I gave up on trying the gallery here. I don't know if it's because I've never uploaded a pic here, but it don't show those options, and when I try to log in again, it rejects my login info. Who knows. I talked to my buddie, and he does still have those print pics, I just have to stop over to his house and copy them. I havn't had time to do that yet, been to busy getting ready for my upcoming Red Rocks trip. If I don't make it over there before I leave, I'll get them after I get back on the 5th. Yorick, if you pm me an email, I'll shoot them off to you when I get them.

I'm envisioning another "Jackass" episode with some moron running through Tallman St. Park at night with lots of raw meat wrapped around him to draw the cat out.

From the Wikipedia article on the black panther:

Black cougars have been reported in Kentucky and in the Carolinas. There have also been reports of glossy black cougars from Kansas, Texas and eastern Nebraska. These have come to be known as the North American black panther. Sightings are currently attributed to errors in species identification by non-experts, and by the memetic exaggeration of size.
Black panthers in the American Southeast feature prominently in Choctaw folklore where, along with the owl, they are often thought to symbolize Death.

"they are often thought to symbolize Death."

No kiddin'! Whoever is staring one in the face is unlikely to escape the chop without a good firearm and a little room to raise it up to at least hip level.

no, the cat is unlucky. western modern symbolism.

the OWL is true DEATH and came to me in a dream last week. very scary if it appears in a dream.

knew it intuitively in the dream. sat bolt upright from a deep REM sleep a moment thereafter.

experience in jungian dream analysis along with putting on the
right classical music probably saved my life. with my psychological profile.

wrote everything down and analyzed it. not my death, but
a person I love.

life and death. we are all going to die.

Maybe you should lay off the absynthe for a while, huh?

That's really a hoot.

Anyone else been seeing a lot of fisher around?

Not spendin as much time in the wild as I used to, so no. I've seen tracks a number of times but never seen Fisher. Any tips on how?