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Report
Received From: The GCBRO Online Report
Submission Form.
Report
Posted To GCBRO Web Site On:
May 1, 2007
DATE:
November 2001
TIME:
Late Afternoon
LOCATION:
Saskatchewan, Canada
TERRAIN:
N/A
OBSERVED:
I looked out the window of the house and saw a deer eating grass on the
hill by the bins (the snow was cleared previously revealing the grass),
then from between two bins a large black cat (cougar) crawled out on its
belly. The deer didn't even notice it was there. The cat didn't bother
the deer. It went to the right, away from the deer and under a truck. Then
came out the other side of the truck and onto a snow pile, where it stood
up, then disappeared into the bush. The cat was in full view from the house
when by the bins and on the snow pile on the other side of the truck. The
deer ate grass undisturbed the whole time. This happened in about a minute.
Activities
of Witness: Looking out the
window of the house watching a deer eat grass
Description
of Creature: Large black cat
(150 lb. cougar) crawled out on its belly then stood up on a snow bank.
Other
Notes: N/A
Other
(Informational or Encounter History in the General Area) Notes:
N/A
Additional
Notes and or Follow up Comments:
N/A
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