Once more another leopard attack

[skeetshot]

This happened recently in Nasik, near Mumbai, the financial capital of India.

[deerhunter338mag]

Bit sad that poor cat was shitting it's self. But on a good note how hot was the female news reader

[dinsdale]

But on a good note how hot was the female news reader

Good observation.

[thechamp]

Must still have a lot of leopards there. Or for some reason they're getting into towns or villages which obviously isn't a good idea for them.

[Dom]

Interesting actions, must be leopards just roaming around and getting turned around in the populated areas.

[skeetshot]

Amongst all the big cats of the world, the leopard is the most adaptable.

He can easily adjust to changing conditions, and often prefers to live on the outskirts of civilization where he is quite content catching dogs, goats even chickens.

Unfortunately, in the name of development, his bastions are being invaded and he is increasingly coming in conflict with Man.

The problem comes what to do with captured leopards, and this is increasing all the time.

It is clear now, that one cannot release them in some other area, they get disoriented and act violently.

And the days of putting them in zoos are long over.

As a hunter, and lover of wild places, it is distressing to see this conflict being created by this burgeoning population of people.

There are no clear answers to this.

[Corjack]

Amongst all the big cats of the world, the leopard is the most adaptable.

He can easily adjust to changing conditions, and often prefers to live on the outskirts of civilization where he is quite content catching dogs, goats even chickens.

Unfortunately, in the name of development, his bastions are being invaded and he is increasingly coming in conflict with Man.

The problem comes what to do with captured leopards, and this is increasing all the time.

It is clear now, that one cannot release them in some other area, they get disoriented and act violently.

And the days of putting them in zoos are long over.

As a hunter, and lover of wild places, it is distressing to see this conflict being created by this burgeoning population of people.

There are no clear answers to this.

The only solution would be to relocate a few million of our Indian friends to North Dakota. Then the Leopards will have more room, that or hire Skeetshot out for Leopard thinning service.