BIG CAT UK | ANOTHER WITNESS SPEAKS ABOUT WHAT SHE SAW

[@lavendermooncrystals9360]

i think they should be left alone, as people who have bad intentions will hunt them, and now they know where they are. There are many all over the country, they are beautiful animals who should not be harmed

[@alfhucker462]

These little interviews are not only important!! But also Brilliant.!! 👍 support everything you do pall.! Brilliant..!

[@paulsinclair6315]

Thanks mate appreciated.

[@sallybush6454]

Absolutely loved this account of this lady's experience

[@paulsinclair6315]

Thanks Sally.

[@AndreaDingbatt]

Thank you very much for making and sharing your videos!! 🙂❤

[@paulsinclairtruth-proof]

Glad you like them!

[@Nightmoth-ru1re]

There is a documentary by The Biome Project, called Chasing Shadows. The comments section is the best part: it is full of fascinating and convincing first-hand accounts of encounters with big cats in the UK.

[@thefoggymountainwitch]

Thank you and the lady for sharing her story! 😊

[@paulsinclair6315]

It is all part of building a bigger picture. I am sure more people will feel able to tell what they have seen due to storys like this one.

[@davidmarshakk38]

Such a brilliant account Thanks Paul

[@ronaldbooth1139]

Great account, 100% believable. Far better to do it on location. Videoing and editing is great as well!🙂

[@kenella74]

I'm absolutely loving this channel, I'm slowly making my way through all your videos, i live right at the foot of rivington pike in Horwich so I'm always keeping my eyes open for anything ❤❤

[@paulsinclair6315]

Thank you.

[@DonnaWelham]

Paul has got truth proof books and also wolflands dvd

[@DragonborneRising]

There is DEFINATELY something lurking there as far as I'm concerned!

[@paulsinclair6315]

Yes, I am sure of it .

[@spicemad]

I've seen a couple of big cats near to where I live in North Wales. Both sightings happened in the daytime. Sometimes I go out walking with the dog at night in the countryside but I've never seen anything at night. They don't seem to want anything to do with us humans. When they see or hear us coming they run off.

[@andrewhickling8225]

Drove scraptoft lane in Leicester back in 2000. I’d just started at the DMU campus at scraptoft. I knew nothing about the big cats seen in this area. As I drove the lane early morning a big , what I thought was a mutant looking dog walked across the lane. It stopped and looked towards my car. I couldn’t believe it but it was a big black looking puma. After researching I found there had been a quite few big cat sightings in this area.

[@paulsinclair6315]

Yes they are out there for sure Andrew

[@MarsOatom-oy8ze]

Amazing with all the technology, we still can't get a clear image or footage with all the trail cam's. They are out there it's just the cats are always steps ahead 👍

[@MikeStarKaraokeUK]

I see a black puma cat in day time trying to get dogs from a dog kennel. It then went across a field to wendover woods. That same cat got spotted walking up the hill near checkers the PM house in Buckinghamshire. Only big cat ive seen tho. Have heard a big cat near the golden ball which spooked the horses. They are 100% in the wild in UK

[@DavidBarker-y8s]

Hi Paul as I've told you before my friend, who was a police officer at the time was walking down to south landing with his wife and 2 friends, they all saw what he called a black panther in the fields.

[@paulsinclair6315]

Yes Dave I rememer that. It would be great to get that account from one of them Audio only if thats what they wanted. It is so hard getting people to talk about there sightings.

[@Peter-WildcatFilms]

Interesting to hear someone age it

[@jonathanchapman3076]

Great KZbin short Paul, it’s fantastic that you’re getting these first hand accounts, I always look forward to theKZbin shorts you do, great work 👍

[@paulsinclair6315]

Thank you appreciated.

[@kerry6150]

Another great video. Love the on location filming and hearing the account from the witness herself. Keep doing what you do Paul 👏🏻

[@ralphwinter6421]

Nice one Paul...

[@davidbakara5044]

What if Bigfoot, Dogman, and black panthers…… are the same entity.

[@exiletsj2570]

Undoubtedly there’s been big cats released in the UK, especially a few decades ago due to changes to the law. I somewhat doubt there’s a breeding population of them, they’d had to range over hundreds of miles to mate, although stranger things have happened.

[@UK-Blue]

What a great experience! Bit scary but.... 👍

[@paulsinclairtruth-proof]

Yes it was!

[@Keith_Lard]

The witness seems 100% genuine to me

[@paulsinclair6315]

She does to me also Keith.

[@kye51961]

Saw a black panther 4 yrs ago in Dec, on outskirts of north side of Sleaford, Lincs. Someone else had seen it 2 mornings on the way to work, on south side of Sleaford, outskirts, the same week. Caro

[@paulsinclair6315]

Thank you, if you want to message me your sighting can be added to the bigger picture

[@neil1261]

You gotta think like a cat! I hope the trail cameras are on high ground as the prefer that to scale the landscape for prey!

I saw one lying dead in the central reservation of the A449 when I was coming back from a day in Wales about 2 months ago.

[@G.O.D77]

I'm just out doing some investigating about 👍

[@paulsinclair6315]

Hope you have some sucsess

[@gstr]

She sensed danger on seeing the beast and called her dog back but then continued walking with her dog much closer and to within about 10 feet of it at most? If she called the dog back at the point she said, I would have thought the best route would be to turn back. I'd have asked her about what she was thinking in that moment and why she chose to keep going forward. Very strange the dog never sensed it even though it was so close. If she knew the precise day, historical weather could be checked for wind direction and strength. I am no expert on big cats but... I was intrigued by her confidence in claiming its age to within 2 years. Is that really possible to tell? I don't think she is making it up. If she was she'd have claimed the dog reacted in some way. It's possible that the cat wasn't physical (and was supernatural) or wasn't supernatural or physical and was a hallucination. Or an event induced in some way by the recent death of the other dog. Memory can also be fallible in all accounts. Did she see big brown eyes from the distance she claimed or is that a rewritten memory based on the closer observation when walking past it? An ultra sceptic might suggest she experienced pareidolia and perhaps that along with memories being so fallible to alteration over time through replaying them caused the cat to become more vivid and real.

[@waydomriver2186]

I also thought why would any sane person continue towards it . And if she started to run the cats instincts would be to chase . Not fully convinced on this one sorry. Maybe pareidolia.

[@TheSmokeofAnubis]

I was also wondering if the dog had sensed the cat, very unusual for a Collie not to smell or hear it.. but Charlie will know her dog best. Very interesting.

[@david_v2.1]

They are in Ireland too...saw one in County Antrim walking along a raised railway track. I was talking with another KZbinr and he told me he saw big cat prints around a tomb at the Ballygroll Prehistoric Complex in County Derry maybe 40 miles away. Different cat or the same one with a big roaming range??? Probably never know

[@paulsinclair6315]

Thank you David

[@richardjosephheppinstall4227]

Cheers paul. Loved the account. But turning your back and running. Lucky witness. 🤔

[@paulsinclair6315]

I think you are right but this is how most people would deal with a situation like that.

[@winjinsinjon]

I've never seen a big cat but im certain they are in the UK, in 2011 we went to scotland to visit my brother in law and his family, he took us on a hike through Lethnot Glen mark, i was struggling and so was my 5 year old son, so we turned round to head back to the car, not long after we left the group i got the feeling we were being watched, it went very quiet you couldn't hear any birds or anything just our feet on the gravel and a little wind, up on the hill at the side of us every so often i could see the long grass move now and again, it took us nearly an hour to get back to the car, the whole time i had my son on my right hand side away from the hill and i picked up a huge heavy branch id found, it seemed to stop once we crossed a stream and the cover stopped as we were nearly back to the car, i never saw anything but i think about it often and i honestly think it was a big cat or maybe a dog but im sure something was stalking us.

[@helencoupland8331]

It’s not a load of rubbish I saw one back in 2005 near sheffield a black panther they are out there 😻just leave them they hurt no one

[@paulsinclair6315]

Thanks you Helen

[@r333wall]

Lets hope sooner than later your cams being some evidence..

[@helentucker6407]

Brilliant 👍 👍 👍

[@paulsinclair6315]

Thanks Helen

[@tetstat]

@TRUTH PROOF

[@paulsinclair6315]

Hi Tet

[@garymcguire8529]

The brown eyes are odd, black Leopards and Jaguars have green eyes. It was also odd that the dog didn't react to seeing and smelling this cat. Was the cat's attention on the woman or dog? Leopards in particular prey on domestic dogs, so was it eyeing the dog, but afraid of the human?

[@paulsinclair6315]

I guess we will never no for sure Gary

[@bentaylor4490]

I agree with the green eyes, but there’s a leopard in the vid with brown eyes also ? So some have green some have brown 🤷🏽

[@garymcguire8529]

@@bentaylor4490 Yes, in that photo , but it is photo shopped. Normal colour is green.

[@dogginn1]

Like you I believe big cars run free on the Dyke. Why don't you set up a go fund me page. The purpose of the fund would be to raise cash for a tracker in to find the animals. It would be great to findout and study the big cats I don't know how much this would cost but a tracker could definitely find them.

[@paulsinclair6315]

All ideas are welcome, thank you.

[@tinkersdug1969]

Ive seen two of them one in ayrshire the other just outside paisley nobody believes me but i dont care i know what i seen.

[@paulsinclair6315]

Thank you, if you wanted to message me your sighting can be added to the bigger picture

[@lyndaalbrecht7006]

I am writing from northern Idaho, cougar country. I meant to mention that. 😎

[@lyndaalbrecht7006]

I believe that there are a few big black cats in your area of the UK and that they are descendants of exotic pets that were released by their owners after 1976. Most likely, they are jaguars of the black genetic mutation. What is the average lifespan of these animals? Is there a breeding population? I think of the UK as not having much space for these animals to thrive. We have a lot of cougars (aka panthers) here but they are so elusive that they are rarely seen. And they are never black, but always tawny in color. Cougars will attack humans, but it is a rare occurrence. What do the big cats in the UK prey upon? Deer? Rabbits? Is it legal to hunt them with guns? I suspect not. Hope someone can get a good photo of one, but mind how elusive they are. ✌️

[@AnEmptyHeadFullProduction]

@lyndaalbrecht7006 Hi, I saw the back end of an animal running off down a hill. It was slender, tawny in colour, and a long tail. A moment before, a red deer ran around me and stopped, looked at me and back where it had just come from, it looked a couple of times, then ran another few hundred feet, then stopped to look again, after getting snaps of the deer, I jumped up on a large pile of rocks, amd saw this other animal run off down the hill. This was about 5 years ago. July 2023 saw a black cat jump over a wall like it was nothing. This wall was not a drystone wall but a tall (5ft I'd estimate) solid built wall. It was at night, but in the fullbeam of the headlights, I clearly saw a cat hunched up about to leap, then it was gone. It was not a house cat. Both these moments were in the lake district, I have pictures of sheep that have been mauled and scattered, punture wounds on the sheep's nozzles, holes where just heart or organs have been taken only, spines chewed through etc.. Although small in comparison to a lot of countries, there are millions of places these cats can lay up undetected here in the UK

[@lyndaalbrecht7006]

@@AnEmptyHeadFullProduction TY for the info. Mountain lions (cougars) are numerous here in northern Idaho, so numerous back in the 1940’s that there was a bounty on them. The are never black, but black jaguars occur, but fairly rarely. All cats have amazing leaping ability. The red deer in the UK would be a prime food source. Were large cats ever native in the UK? I think that the ones being spotted are descendants of released or escaped exotic pets. It seems that such pets were quite popular for a time in the UK. Since they can’t be hunted for sport, a population could be thriving. They’re so elusive that even photos is difficult to do, but trail cams sometimes picture them. Again, TY for your reply.

[@BadGaming101]

Awesome :)

[@paulsinclair6315]

Thank you

[@162tsb7]

Danes dyke is the tiniest little wedge of woodland in an area of farmed land that can only be appreciated from Google maps. Immediately to its left is an 18 hole golf course to its right 3 or 4 wheat fields then the village of Flamborough to its north again wheat fields for at least 4 miles and then in all directions. Not until you get past Hunmanby do you see livestock which would be an all you can eat buffet for a big cat, no dead sheep or cows. Add to that DD is one of the most frequently used places by hikers bike riding dog walking fly tippers doggers you name it no skeletons no attacks on people or pets hardly a habitat for a shy hungry appex predator. I'm not telling people what they have or haven't seen but come on weigh it up. Across the entire country wilderness is next to none existent everyone has a camera in their pocket and still after decades no conclusive evidence of big cats anywhere. Codswallop mate.

[@paulsinclair6315]

Thank you, your opinion will be a great help to the people who have seen the cat.

[@162tsb7]

I wasn't trying to cause an argument I said I'm saying people haven't seen what they've seen or thought they have seen. I just put forward some logic to the argument. 1970 big cat sighting bridlington. 1983 big cat sighting Danes dyke. 1990 big cat sighting Cayton bay...... now either there's someone keeping big cats with a hole in the fence or there's a breeding population of panthers which are dependent on their mother for 2 years and live to 12 years old which is even more ridiculous than a constant stream of escapee over the last 54 years.

[@paulsinclair6315]

@@162tsb7 Thank you for the reply, be sure you have not caused any argument. It’s you opinion. There have been many more sightings in-between the dates you have highlighted 1970 1983 1990 I don’t think we have as you say a constant stream of escapees over the last 54 years, I suggest some of the sightings could be decedents of some of the cats set free in 1976. You are saying people haven't seen what they've seen or thought they have seen. Who are you to tell people what they have or have not seen. You also seem to think that there is no livestock in the area. There is lots of cattle, sheep and wild deer as well as pheasants’ rabbits and other game. I know from speaking to farmers, game keepers and the general public that they are been seen. As well as my own sighting several years ago on Newsham hill on the outskirts of Bempton.

[@162tsb7]

@paulsinclair6315 if you took time to read my initial post it clearly says im not telling people what they have or havent seen and i know there are cattle and sheep towards Hunmanby but again no carcasses of either so get of your high horse and time to read properly before jumping the gun.

[@TheMysteriousUnknownMan]

Hello Paul, i am a narrator who speaks about and on the subject of the strange and mysterious unknown. I was wondering whether or not you'd be interested in working together here on KZbin? Kind regards

[@garykibble4102]

I believe this account, but why leave it nearly 5years to say something. Surely a national newspaper would have followed this account up.

[@briharrisWarhmmer40kfan]

I’m not doubting this lady but why is she giving age “guesstimations” about the big cat she saw and how could she possibly know that it was around 6 or 7 years old???

[@astrazenica7783]

The dog would have smelled it before getting so close to it. Her story was changing. What rubbish. And doesnt show her face. Hes just made all this up. Dragged her along

[@paulsinclairtruth-proof]

You are entitled to your opinion but you have NO evidence to support what you are claiming. BTW not everyone WANTS to come on camera, have you ever thought of that?

[@Nightmoth-ru1re]

Leopards are ambush hunters - it would lie down wind of potential prey, or potential danger.

[@paulsinclair6315]

Hes just made this up? He was not telling the story was he. Thank you for your opinion.