I agree with orygundewd. Why would a cougar attach a 1200 lbs horse unless there was nothing else to eat.
As for the CT cougar. I am not sure how much evidence they have, but the DNA matched the SD Black Hills cougars. The CT cat was thought to be the one that was spotted multiple times across the northern Twincities MN, thru WI, and last seen by Chicago before being hit by a car in CT.
Also, as far as DNR statements. I think a lot of you guys are 'rewording' their statements when state DNR's say 'there is no breeding population' to 'there is no population'. The young male cougars get kicked out of the territory where they were born, and then will travel a LONG ways looking for love.
One last point. If you say '...around here', where the he!! is 'here'?!?!?!
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