Mountain Lion in Grimes County? - Page 2

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In reply to MemphisAg1 • 9:11a, 12/14/24

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MemphisAg1 said:
Gators aren't anything new. I jumped one 40 years ago walking along a creek while hunting in Houston County, just an hour east of here.

The Navasota River definitely has them.

I've burned grass with my feet a few times running from them down there while hunting.

The San Jacinto River has a lot of them.

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In reply to Stupe • 9:51a, 12/14/24

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Stupe said:
MemphisAg1 said:
Gators aren't anything new. I jumped one 40 years ago walking along a creek while hunting in Houston County, just an hour east of here.
The Navasota River definitely has them.

I've burned grass with my feet a few times running from them down there while hunting.

The San Jacinto River has a lot of them.

They will scare the absolute %^*& out of you when one flushes near you. He was probably more scared of me than I was of him, but I wasn't hanging around long enough to find out, lol.

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In reply to ElephantRider • 10:01a, 12/14/24

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I have a place in Birch near Lake Somerville. We've had several crested caracaras there within the last 2 weeks. I watched 2 of them for 20-30 mins from a deer stand. Pretty cool looking. I've seen them in S Tx before but not in Burleson Cty. I've not done much research and they may be seen regularly by others.