So what happened to the 4 vets that confirmed it was a big cat??
The first article I saw from The Freepress said it was probably a coyote, not a cat. It did say the horse bled out and wasn't killed outright though. There was no mention of it being loaded up and taken to the vet where it was put down.
Must have been a slow news day and everybody that got ahold of the story had to blow it up a little bigger.
So where are we now, are there cougars in the thumb of MI or not??
Supposedly, there is one running around here in the NW corner of Ohio, but all the stories of sightings and footprints hasn't even brought a picture of a footprint out.
Seems like nowadays with everybody having a camera on their cell phones, we could at least get a giant cat track to be photographed.
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