Explore the Wildlife Kingdom | Cougar: Ghost of The Rockies | Full Movie | Grant Goodeve

[@Lisa-vj6pz]

This is a great video.... I'm excited to share it with my grandbaby...... Especially the part where the lion and cubs.. are so nurturing and connected .... And the mother trusts a human.... . Especially around her Cubs.... She could tell the energy.... What's trustworthy and not harmful...... I will also show my grandson.... And I will teach my grandson.... Not to be like those dorky hunters that killed mountain lions...... They are ugly men ... The type of ignorance and mentality... That hurts the world..... I will tell my grandson not to be like those guys.... Good over evil.... I used to be afraid of rattlesnakes... I bought a house that happened to be on the rattlesnake den...... Now I sleep with the rattlesnakes.... And I know how to manipulate the eco system

[@The70sGal-mf2xc]

Out of all the big cats, the cougar is truly the most beautiful.

[@CoreyMillionaire2029]

Technically, pumas are considered "the largest of the small cats".

[@Orio107]

@@CoreyMillionaire2029 what are the smallest of the big cats?

[@CoreyMillionaire2029]

@@Orio107 Clouded leopard.

[@simoharjane7823]

not really ! you can't say that ! they are all different but all beautiful . You can't say a cheetah is more beautiful than Tigers....... All their cubs are cuties :)

[@Coasterdude02149]

Every wild cat is absolutely beautiful. Cougars, leopards, cheetahs, jaguars, lions and tigers.

[@jim6161]

We have been seeing some of them on our trail cams here in Wisconsin. Nice to see them making a come back.

[@chriscolan4344]

where in WI?

[@wawix_x]

I can't unhear the Engineer

[@Morgana.P5R]

Same lmao

[@mrconstruction282]

Didn't know Engineer was part of a nature documentary!

[@darrelsyah8666]

I know right!

[@orangeorphan]

I just saw a mother with her cub here in Santa Barbara. Truly amazing.

[@robertfrye3301]

The cougar is the largest cat that purrs.

[@WILD__THINGS]

I live in South Florida right outside the Everglades. I've been exploring in there all my life and my dream has always been to come across a wild Florida Panther. Two and a half years ago my dream finally came true. I saw a mother and cub from behind about a hundred yards ahead of me on a hiking trail. Unfortunately it was only a fleeting glimpse as they disappeared into the brush after only a few seconds. Not even enough time to ready my camera. But I'm blessed to have seen one and have faith I will come across more in the future. I find tracks all the time. Thankfully the panthers down here are smaller and much more scared of humans than their cousins out west.

[@alexanderbreglia7282]

Wild Things - Very happy to hear you at least got your chance to actually see one in the wild. I can only get the chance to watch Nat-Geo and Animal Planet and Nature documentaries about the African savanna's and lion prides. Incredible wildlife adventures as well as a wealth of information how these great Predators survive in nature.

[@msscamp100]

@Wild_Things From a distance is the best way to encounter Cougars. LOL I have encountered 2 of them in my life time - one from a distance of about 50 yards in my barn yard, and one from a distance of roughly 10 to 15 feet on horseback roughly 25 miles from the home place. Thankfully, in the 2nd encounter, the Cougar was just curious about me and my horse, and the supply of game was plentiful that year.

[@FlorenceLunsford-sk2nj]

Thanks!

[@explorationfilms]

Thank you for your support!

[@msscamp100]

What a fantastic documentary! Thank you, so very much. Cougars are one of my most favorite animals, and I am always up for learning more about them. Thank you, again.

[@brunobetschart1356]

Sehr tolle Grosskatze, der Puma oder Bergloewe, ist absolut mein Liebliengstier. Seine Staerke, sein Mut und Tapferkeit zahlt sich meistens aus, total beeindruckend, mutig und tapfer, nach wie vor. 😊😮😢😂

[@fraidoonw]

thanks, may wildlife thrive more. and may humans's knowledge and love for nature thrive too.

[@debs.9612]

These animals are magnificent, beautiful, and intelligent creatures. 🐈🦁❤

[@claudedarmstadter7774]

Yes ! But USA are their Auschwitz.

[@cherylmaynard5657]

I am so glad for this documentary. I must say that this is the first time I am watching a doc on the Cougar. Thumbs up.

[@noblebloomer9215]

Such amazing creatures

[@gatorduran3288]

I LOVE BIG CAT DOCUMENTARIES!

[@JB-rt4mx]

Ooh..dese kates is beeg an ran faste fo de mans..saffetey fi de bebbes

[@clicheguevara5282]

20:31 It's interesting to hear her meow. Puma's closest relative, the Cheetah also meows. Both species do the slapping the ground while false charging move as well.

[@CoreyMillionaire2029]

And make bird-like chirps too.

[@kathleengivant-taylor2277]

Iam confused are they tranquilizing the mountain loins too check for health and put collar on them too track there movement when they let them go?

[@tonyprice2256]

She was well equipped to survive in the wild. Even though she became used to humans, she could have been released with her boys and lived a more natural life. In that remote area, she may have never seen another human. Oh well. We can not change what has already happened.

[@CoreyMillionaire2029]

She was taken to a sanctuary, where she would be safe and still have some semblance of the life her sons now had.

[@CoreyMillionaire2029]

Cougars (panthers) in Florida have had a population increase to 200 in 2022! This could be the beginning of cougars returning to the eastern half of North America, along with transient cats traveling to other states to claim a home range. Reintroduction into other eastern is very likely since whitetail deer are abundant for them to hunt and vast forests have returned to many parts of eastern North America during the decades. I support this! We NEED predators.

[@mariadevasconcelosmacena8863]

MAGNÍFICO E BELÍSSIMO 😍🥰❤️🙌🙏🏻😻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@CoreyMillionaire2029]

Wolves were jsut reintroduced the into Colorado🎉 Hopefully the cougars there will adjust to the new competition quickly.

[@barrycuda3769]

Iv'e heard that wolves have been reintroduced in an area of Scotland, and not everyone is happy about it.

[@CoreyMillionaire2029]

@@barrycuda3769 Where did you hear this?

[@MichaelMelder]

I love this big cat above all and the Cheetah as well

[@Spraysrapyueu]

I like how other people talked about the documentary while some people mentioned engineer from tf because grant goodman was his voice actor-

[@gatorduran3288]

I LOVE THE COUGAR CUBS!

[@vandie9759]

once a decade we get one up here in NH /VT

[@tonyprice2256]

If you see one in the northeast, it is most likely a male that has wandered more than 1000 miles to get here, and successfully crossed several dangerous highways along the way. There is plenty of food for them here in New England, but no females to mate with.

[@Sunshinexoxo4795]

Sad story to know this bred is "Misunderstood" for many, many years. Very intelligent.🤧

[@robertredmon6387]

I loves this

[@rebekahjeanperry1686]

I just can't understand why you would give her her freedom and then take it back! I pray she at least got 5 acres to call her home... This just breaks my heart 💔💔💔💔

[@Freddo0000]

Calm down she’s fine lol

[@tonyprice2256]

I agree with you. She was equipped to survive in the wild. Even though she became used to humans, she could have been released with her boys and lived a more natural life. In that remote area, she may have never seen another human. Oh well. We can not change what has already happened.

[@milala-kw4zy]

Don't give me that shit. Now I need a Kleenex ❤

[@moreycleveland2472]

MANS INTERFERENCE CAN MESS UP WILD LIFE

[@V8anyday]

They are in the East as well

[@avonleamontague2469]

You'd think I was watching a sport. "Get him! Get him! Oh, no. Sh*t. Run, man, RUNNN!"

[@furryexterminator204]

engineer explains ep 1: nature

[@questarcher7921]

Now this... this is engineer gaming

[@georgehall9281]

T yes its like those stupid MF's go to a ranch in Texas and brag about the Buck they shot, paid a fee got drove to where the deer where, and seat around patting themselves on the back. Lived in Alaska for 10 years, didnt

[@MoaiGaming_]

nah this engineer explaining

[@HapheazFortuneTeller]

I agree. I got troubled when I seen this comment because I forgot this happens to us everyday, even the gods. This comment is rare and the reason why television is an agitation. They profit from playing these animals as though they are NPC’S

[@JasTheMansmells]

@@HapheazFortuneTeller engineer gaming

[@lasersnmonsters2117]

@@HapheazFortuneTellerengineer gaming

[@CocinandoconBenny]

What is this? Why did they let the other guy to hunt down this beautiful young cub?

[@ianspingle8865]

Anticosti island would be a paradise for lion's wilderness full of deer no competition from wolves few people perfect.

[@christinehorner312]

I've always been a Cat lover. They are intelligent, graceful, loving pets, and the wild ones as the Cougar are truly magnificent. Like all cat mothers they are very excellent mothers, teachers nurturers. I saw a clip that didn't give cats the ability to communicate, but I know from my personal experiences that is not true. Seeing this shows that very clearly also. The mother in this was like any mother, especially when she lost a kit. One could see the pain of her loss in her eyes.

[@sararad423]

Same I love cats too

[@rileydietz2726]

@Travis Willden the puma is one of the best cats around.

[@clicheguevara5282]

A lot of people don't know this, but cats actually have better communication skills than dogs. People just understand dogs better. Cats are capable of over 100 vocalizations where as dogs only have about a dozen. Adult cats don't even use meowing to communicate in the wild. They strictly do that with humans. Cats' body language is also very consistent, very easy to understand, and they're capable of a pretty nuanced level of nonverbal communication. One of my cats is very quiet and rarely meows. ...but when she does, I know EXACTLY what she's saying. The meows she uses are very distinct and consistent. One reason people relate to, and therefore understand dogs better, is that dogs have facial muscles which allow them to make human like facial expressions - especially in the eyebrow area. Cats don't have these muscles, so their eyes aren't as expressive.

[@tonyprice2256]

Same. I love all ❤😻cats 😻❤~ big and small.

[@tonyprice2256]

@@clicheguevara5282 I really don't like dogs at all. Dogs are too noisy, obnoxious, messy, stinky and potentially dangerous. Did you know that dogs severely injure and kill more humans - mostly infants and children, than all wild animals combined? I am very good with cats.

[@HelmetPartyS2]

Engie is having fun

[@guidododo4822]

That was horrible. 3 shots?! why couldn't they have just ended it quick. I can't believe I saw that cat being shot to death and hearing her last muffled cry was heartbreaking.

[@coolpig104]

It makes me sick, I don’t understand it

[@tonyprice2256]

They are heartless, selfish cowards in my opinion.

[@MuffyOutside]

They’re not just in the west. We get them on trail cams here in wisco every year. You’ll never see one while you’re out and about.

[@tonyprice2256]

I am happy to hear that they have been expanding their territories. An occasional wandering male has been seen as far east as the New England states.

[@scratchgame1310]

yes, the narrator is also the engineer from tf2, and now, you cannot unhear it

[@sharrong4609]

The "hunters" killing an innocent cougar never not feels devastating.

[@alexanderbreglia7282]

Whoever hunt's cougars are definitely lowlife scum.

[@coolpig104]

It makes me sick

[@tonyprice2256]

They are heartless cowards.

[@micco8968]

Great movie!!!

[@pacoceja4659]

i had to stop watching when those two legged MAGGOTS started hunting!!

[@YippieKiyoOte]

NOO WHAT

[@avonleamontague2469]

Glad you said something. Definitely won't be watching either.

[@edgardogeovany7375]

Goes to show how much animals we are all, so sad bro!!!!

[@deniseyoung4494]

Agreed

[@tonyprice2256]

I watched the entire show, but that part was very disturbing.

[@alexanderbreglia7282]

Those cubs grew amazingly fast. Who in their right mind would want to kill it just for a macabre trophy. Only a cold hearted bastard.

[@deniseyoung4494]

Agreed... i can't stand trophy hunters.

[@tonyprice2256]

I know right? It seems bad now, but at least the hunting is somewhat controlled. A hundred years ago it was worse. They were committing genocide on these cats back then with no limits in place. The result is that these cats are extinct in the northeastern US. That makes me angry.

[@eamparbeng]

Yeah that was just cruel indeed

[@christophersmith3968]

These people are doing more harm to the animal than they think they’re helping. Leave them alone and let them flourish if you really care about them. They’re doing this for sport but are trying to make it seem like scientific activity.

[@diontaedaughtry974]

15:14 Well that will make you destroy your underwear 😱. Great documentary 👍👍

[@mariadevasconcelosmacena8863]

AS PESSOAS MALVADAS E EGOISTAS, NÃO RECONHECEM Q NOS TOMAMOS O HABITAT DOS ANIMAIS. E QUE ELES PRECISAM SOBREVIVER!!! NOS SOMOS O PROBLEMA ÚNICO E REAL DO PLANETA. DESTRUÍMOS AS OBRAS DE DEUS🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@simoharjane7823]

Cats are beautiful

[@christaylor3292]

I love this video. They are such beautiful cats and good Mother’s. The cougar hunting is not ok with me. I don’t care that they are allowed to kill a cougar for sport, it’s just wrong. It’s one thing to hunt for elk or deer for food with how plentiful they are but you don’t eat cougars and their fur/hide isn’t that luxurious that you could use it for coats so what is the point of killing a beautiful animal like this. Money?? Shame on those hunters!! This angers me. It’s senseless. If I saw a hunter about to shoot a cougar I would try to stop him or make his life miserable. Ok, I’m done venting sort of but just saying, it’s stupid, wrong, unethical and sad. This killing should be only allowed if your life was in danger and sport hunting should be illegal!! 😤😡😔

[@tammyclague7574]

THERE SHOULD BE A LAW AGAINST THIS BRUTAL ACT OF PRIDE,I JUST KNOW GOD SEES THIS HIS CREATURES BEING KILLED FOR FUN IS A SIN

[@alexanderbreglia7282]

I remember watching a scene where these cowardly, pathetic people had radio collars on tracking dog's, scope's on high powered rifles and pick truck's all for the sake of gaining a stuffed animal or cougar hide as a despicable vile trophy? Why not enjoy seeing a live one, that is if your good enough to track one without tracking dog's. Or else do it the easy way with no skill, just cruelty.

[@crazymixture57]

Trust me...I'm an archery hunter who goes for meat not trophy and these cougar hunters make me sick to my stomach. Cougars are my favorite wild animal and so beautiful and well respected by Natives...and rightfully so. I loved that one fake hick yankee from new york in this video he said about now the deer population will thrive after he shot the cougar. The deer population will thrive and is already out thriving the cougar population. So all he did was harm another population crucial to the natural ecosystem. I'd love to see these trophy cougar hunters without their dogs and electronics. They'd be a meal for the mama and her kittens and I'd gladly watch it too. Self defense in the worst case scenario is one thing but not just to get your rocks off pulling a trigger. I have the same distaste and disrespect for these hunters on TV who kill deer on land that's all fenced in and have plots and everything else. That's not hunting...that's shooting fish in a barrel. What I do is hunting...like last deer season I didn't get a single deer and that's just how she goes because it's called hunting not guaranteed killing. Nothing is guaranteed and it's only what the Lord wants to provide to you. Trophy hunters are vile people...they live beyond their means.

[@alexanderbreglia7282]

@@crazymixture57 - Well, of course that's different, especially hunting for venison which I happened to like when I tried some at a campground in Vermont. I just have a hard time wrapping my head around the fact that some people actually use the tracking dogs with radio collars and rifles with scopes and riding in a pick up truck just to shoot a mountain lion in a tree. It would make me sick to my stomach just watching it.

[@crazymixture57]

@@alexanderbreglia7282 I know I'm agreeing with you. The fact people do that is sickening.

[@theresachen168]

I just can't understand why certain people have the urge to kill wild animals nowadays. Calling this kind of murder "hunting" is a joke and a lie. Just hope those trophy hunters and buyers will become trophies on the walls themselves.

[@Adam.304]

PANTHER. the puma the leopard the jaguar the mountain lion. THE PANTHER

[@myragroenewegen5426]

It's bizarre to see this tranquilized cougar at the beginning very much in control of it's own eyes, yet somehow not snapping at these guys with it's mouth - just alowing it face and body to be manhandled. I can't help but connect this mentally to how date rape drugs must work on people, who later remember what's happened to them, or people who have incredibly invasive surgury and can hear the doctors working and talking while they are out, or women who have c-sections with localized anisthetic and can hear and see everything, even as their lower bodies are cut open. This is bizarre and scarey even as a logical human. How must an animal - one used to absolutely never letting itself be seen by people - feel? It has to happen for the animal's welfare, but how absolutely counter to everything these cats do and are.

[@Morgana.P5R]

Here from ShorK

[@RachealAlbers]

this one made me cry

[@mc64403]

Using tracking devices to hunt those cats for fun is just wrong 😡

[@avonleamontague2469]

Agreed. And it's also cheating.

[@NeidalRuekk]

Yeah, big man shooting a cornered cat with a dozen dogs at his back and then killing it at point blank range. But WHO would be the 'monster' if the cat somehow killed the hunter or even the dogs?

[@clicheguevara5282]

I think hunting is a good thing. ..but trophy hunting makes me f-ing sick.

[@ismaelsuarez326]

Why they kill those cats like that.... thats not Kool I wish them bad , fuck that shit.... ..

[@ianlucas7679]

I also agree these human beings hunting the beautiful mountain lion . Need to one day get ther karma . Absolute tragedy for these beautiful animals Wen you've got cowards out ther hunting them for trophies . Just hope and pray the people who harm these majestic animals wil one day get ther karma 😡

[@kleakatrah206]

My like vote for this video is only for the greater good of all animals....I do NOT support the useless and unnecessary murdering of any animals!! Unless of course it's animal to animal for survival! That's ok!

[@cherylmaynard5657]

I would like to know how many of these cats are still alive today.

[@twostop6895]

30,000 in the lower 48

[@palangnar3588]

Very nice documentary, but i just don't get one thing here, you are doing anything to protect Cougars there, and studied them , very good , but why in 10 states in USA as you said it here hunting them is legal, why do such a things, why hunt these beautiful animals.

[@syxxpoppin8830]

@24:38 jim got a new girlfriend 😳🐈

[@kewsiyehboah9514]

ya Ajabu..

[@dannyfleigle6960]

Hunting with dogs is OP.

[@mariadevasconcelosmacena8863]

VIVA O PUMA🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@stepstep2218]

people are using dogs to kill or hunt down live wild animals disturbing them just leave them alone all you wanna do is kill the animal for fun stop it its terribly ugly what these people are doing

[@tonyprice2256]

I agree 100%

[@alexanderbreglia7282]

I just can't understand how any man would want to track down a cougar with dogs, just to literally shoot the animal down for some kind of trophy.

[@NoneOfUrBizOk]

A coward in my opinion, seeing that upset me

[@coolpig104]

@@NoneOfUrBizOk me too, it makes me sick

[@tonyprice2256]

@@coolpig104 Same

[@lauriestrode8959]

Engineer documenting *Insert funky music Here*

[@DeborahVallier-vx4il]

Absolute Travesty to hunt those beautiful cats!!! I’m not a tree hugger and respect hunters who eat the kill, but to kill this animal for fun is sickening!

[@GoldenGateNum9]

Such good men, 24:05 🙂 ❤ Such privilege ❤ How can you kill something so incredibly beautiful!? I'll never understand it, for me it would be like killing my own mother

[@tonyprice2256]

I know right? They are heartless, selfish cowards in my opinion

[@GoldenGateNum9]

@@tonyprice2256 Ugly souls

[@CoreyMillionaire2029]

​@@tonyprice2256Imagine how they treat coyotes by chasing them with planes and snowmobiles.

[@FlorenceLunsford-sk2nj]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@russellaukstikalnis3397]

Should throw some ground hogs, rabbits, squirrels to give her plenty to stock, chase and develop her skills!

[@tammyclague7574]

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE WILD AND THE MOUNTAIN CATS IM VERY FOND OF,,MAY THIS EVIL OF MURDERING THESE STUNNING BEAUTIFUL CATS,MAY GOD'S WRATH COME UPON EACH MAN THAT SEEKS TO KILL OR HURT THESE WILD COURAGIOUS BEAUTIFUL COUGARS OR ANY OF THOSE AMAZING CATS OF THE WILD,

[@thesupercat3611]

AMEN 🙏!

[@Vitagirl]

I can’t believe we kill these precious animals anywhere in the USA!!!

[@tonyprice2256]

I know right?

[@atumicgain]

Man these guys were reaching new levels of intelligence putting two unconscious animals underwater

[@lemkaitoham6860]

Killing animals using tracking device is just sick.. people should leave them alone

[@tonyprice2256]

She was somebody's pet cat. How did she end up pregnant? Anybody else wondering about that?

[@CoreyMillionaire2029]

You'd be surprised at what exotic pets people can have.

[@tammyclague7574]

I HATE WATCHING THESE COUGAR DOCUMENTARY,,I JUST WISH THEY HAD STRICT LAWS,,WHEN SOMEONE IS IN COUGARS TERRITORY AND KILLS THEM FOR SPORT OR FOR THE LIES,THE PENALTY SHOULD BE SEVERE,

[@josephdelp87]

Mountain kitty is as gentle as a house cat. Don't believe me. Just rub their bellies once. They'll love you forever.

[@felix-ve8jk]

Beauty and violence.

[@georgkoenig4459]

The hunting was disturbing, I couldn't watch. Most hunters kill plentiful game that can be eaten and I could always accept that. I don't hunt but if I did I wouldn't kill such an amazing and handsome animal.

[@tonyprice2256]

I agree 100%.

[@georgehall9281]

Born and raised in so. Cal maybe saw 1 in 25 years

[@robertfrye3301]

The cougar is the largest cat that purrs.

[@icecold6670]

ENGIE GAMING

[@FlorenceLunsford-sk2nj]

I would love a mountain lion 😊

[@person0-016]

Engineer gaming

[@TheEsteemedFailure]

I find it funny that most comment are upset about hunting then the rest is Engineer Gaming

[@georgehall9281]

Saw 1 my malamute dog saw it 1st it was watching me

[@droiddebatalha8249]

Damn man who kills.

[@Mrnobody0070]

God make big cat big cat beautiful.

[@alexanderbreglia7282]

Who would actually want to kill a mountain lion?

[@coolpig104]

It is so disgusting

[@tonyprice2256]

I know right? They are heartless, selfish cowards.

[@jeannemclamb1277]

Big hunters big deal. Shameful.

[@motharonii]

engineer get out of my head

[@EdwardBautista-p4p]

Hunting and killing a beautiful majestic animal like a cougar is nothing but disgusting and obscene. These majestic animals are hunted just for the thrill of the hunt and kill a beautiful animal. Soon they will be no more just as the wolf and grizzly bear. They will become a part of history.

[@derekdamron9418]

It doesn't make sense to be that happy about killing a cougar. They're not eating it, so then they're only doing it to moderate their deer populations , so it should be strictly business. And to be fair, male lions don't kill as often as female lions, considering they normally have between 1- 4 other mouths to feed. Male lions can kill a deer and eat off of it for a week, but more often, they're taking down a smaller game cause again they're only feeding their selves. I'm a hunter, so don't think I'm all save the clock tower, but I hunt to harvest meat to feed my family. No trophies, no pictures, no recording, just a full happy family. We're such odd creatures. You don't see a lion bagging a 10 point and hanging the antlers on their local tree... Ohio could use some lions. We have a over population of deer problem, especially city deer cause their only predator is a vehicle. Every day, 100s of them are getting killed by car and destroying vehicles and their body's

[@Mrnobody0070]

It is unwise to handle big cat.

[@moreycleveland2472]

WHAT IS THIS BS THAT A DOGO ARGENTINA DOG CAN BEAT THAT BIG CAT IN FIGHTING IT WILL NOT BE A 1ON1 FIGHT IF THAT DOG OR ANY OTHER DOG CAN BEAT THAT BIG CAT

[@CoreyMillionaire2029]

Watch this AMAZING story.

[@NAVYABHAN]

What I am beginning to see is that in spite of all of the Good Tax Payor Financed Nature Preservation, you are financially supporting the hunting of the same species. At least consider changing the hunting season to every other year for previously endangered and protected species!

[@datepikduk3267]

Erecting a dispenser

[@annemsen7582]

Isnt a good Story. In fact that the Lions will Come back harsher in hell for those Guys🤪

[@kleakatrah206]

Well , at least the murdering part is defiantly NOT good !! These guys that are helping them deserve mass kudos!!

[@annemsen7582]

@@kleakatrah206 yes, its difficult. we are not able to figure out if we are able in 20 or 30 years and the hunting need to stopped. but its bot worth it to say so if i would change something than its the rights there but its also not worth it to say cuz its fine how it is. most of the animals are driven by money like we are so if there is nothing to change the animals are free at all or so. pumas are in fact not threatened with extintion but there are many types of them. there are not many of every type, so the hunters need to be cool

[@joshuahull9982]

Predators shouldn't be hunted unless they are attacking people, pets or livestock. Otherwise people need to leave them the hell alone. I personally don't care how many deer that they eat because deer are their natural food and I'm a deer hunter myself. I'm not gonna be stingy and think that every deer belongs to me like most hunters think. I mostly try to hunt older bucks who are starting to get past their prime breeding years and leave prime bucks alone. The meat still isn't tough at all. White tailed deer can live for 15 to 20 years in captivity. Most wild deer are nowhere near that old. Eating meat from a 15 to 20 year old deer would probably be like eating boot leather. I don't hunt every year though and when I do I only take 1. I won't bother to shoot a doe.