Flaustin1
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Actually we do have jaguars, very limited to the western border states right now. They are comin up from mexico. We don't have any in ga though. Nor do we have black panthers in ga.
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Anyone seen any of these lately?
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Jaguars are historically native to the border regions of Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico, but have never been there in any big numbers, and were pretty much extirpated for a long time. There has been the occasional one documented crossing into Arizona in the last few years. None of these are black, though. The black phase jaguars are very rare, even where jaguars are common, and have never been documented outside the Amazon Basin of South America. GaSpur should be a long shortly, though, to explain that Elbert County, GA is infested with jaguars.
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Some escaped from the New Orleans zoo during Katrena, AND how about the lion that was seen near Gainsville, GA. a few years ago.
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mguthrie
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Been there and seen that. There is some kind of black cat in our woods. Too many seen. We see at least one every year on our 3000 acre lease on the Oconee river.
Flaustin1
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How many trail cams do yall run?
Jaguars range up through Central America up even into Mexico. The Aztec and Maya tribes had lots of mythology based on jaguars.
