Montana Pioneer Cover July 2009

Backyard Mountain Lion Thrills Pine Creek Woman

Rarely Seen, Many Big Cats Roam the Paradise Valley

BY PHIL KNIGHT

Mountain Lion. Puma. Panther. Cougar. Catamount. Ghost Cat. Felis concolor goes by many names, and is the most widespread predator in the Western Hemisphere, found where prey is abundant from the Yukon to Tierra del Fuego. And if you are Bev LoPorto of Pine Creek, they can also be found in your back yard. READ MORE

Mountain Lion

A mountain lion photographed through Bev LoPorto's window,
Pine Creek, Montana. Photo by Bev LoPorto
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