Cougar History and Ecology | Part 4 | What happens when cougars are pushed to near extirpation to save deer? The wanton extermination of predators occurred in the first 6-7 decades of the 20th century. Ungulates were protected by the same guidelines of the ‘The North American Model of Wildlife Management’ that are still followed today-124 years after its inception. Large carnivores and other predators have never been addressed in this ‘plan.’ Attention is only paid to bears, lions, and wolves if

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Cougar History & Ecology | Part 2 | Range There are many different names for cougars, and this is actually evidence of how far they once ranged. They were present from southern Canada and Alaska through the entire lower forty eight, into Central America, and all the way down to the tip of South America in Patagonia. This variety exists because, in the days before mass communication, every settlement had its own way of referring to cougars. In the eastern United States, people tended to use catam