This heavily edited video has been around a while. YouTube embedding is disabled, but you can watch it here. Evidently filmed from a deer stand, allegedly in Alabama south of Selma, with a buck actually in the field watching the cat. There is little to use for scale, however, and although it appears large, black house cat cannot be ruled out. It's interesting that the buck seems nervous about the cat, though.
I have seen the jaguarunda 3 times on my property in Cuba, al, while deer hunting. The first time i thought it was some type of weasel. the next two times I had a much closer look. My neighbor has also seen one.
ReplyDeleteJust returned from a day in Conecuh National Forest. A cat-like animal ran across a forest service road very fast. We only got a glimpse
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description of a jaguarundi. We found the tracks
made as it crossed the woods road. Because of the
sandbed and the fast pace, the tracks were of
little help.
I have seen this animal in Salem, Al. area. The one I saw was not a house cat. Saw it from about 15 feet crossing a fire break.
ReplyDeleteHave seen two in citronelle,al
ReplyDeletethis cat is alive and well in the bluegrass state
ReplyDeleteI have seen this cat in Foley and Gulf Shores AL....almost hit one, while driving, which leaped out in front of me at night.
ReplyDeletei have been searching the internet trying to figure out what i saw and this cat in south huntsville last week! that tail on something that size is something you cant forget!
ReplyDeletehave seen one in silverhill,al.this week 6/5/13
ReplyDeleteSaw one near the Alabama River just outside the city limits of Montgomery, Alabama about 1/4 mile off of hwy 31on 8/18/2013.
ReplyDeleteJust saw one on county road 49 near the conecuh and escambia line on 6/26/14.
ReplyDeleteMy friend has pictures and has seen one in oaky streak Al. Covington county
ReplyDeleteI've seen two black colored jaquarundi in Alabama - one, when I was a Park Ranger and it ran across a road South of Selma in the Kings Bend area of Alabama River, late 1980s, another near Ft. Gaines on Dauphin Island, and in a third and close encounter, locked stares with a Chestnut colored one, six feet away, in the Mobile River delta.
ReplyDeleteI saw something very similar to this run across a wheeler trail in a wooded swampy area of Hardaway, AL recently. Very fast, long lean body, long tail, dark grey coat and low to the ground.
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