Runner strangled mountain lion after animal attacked him,

[The one 8,585]

Bloody lucky as he was choking it the back legs didnt disembowel him 

[Lenmcharristar 10,275]

 

id rather have one of these with me

[Lenmcharristar 10,275]

4 minutes ago, Bundy89 said:

Probably been shot or something first though.

Wasn’t, those dogs do kill them, and prob take a good eating in doing so

[Lenmcharristar 10,275]

1 minute ago, Bundy89 said:

I highly doubt a Dogo will kill a healthy adult Cougar.

Go check out the info and vids on them, they do kill them, check out morocho 

[bird 10,014]

4 hours ago, Bundy89 said:

Man is very underrated in animal combat. I suspect it wasn't a big specimen though.

true the word is ( young)  a big male can grow to 13 st, he wouldn't have strangled  that fecker  lol 

[Ted Newgent 4,896]

Maybe grayman should start jogging then he will see more big cats

[Greyman 31,475]

6 hours ago, Ted Newgent said:

Maybe grayman should start jogging then he will see more big cats

There’s more chance of seeing a puma or leopard jogging in Bristol than  me,  I,m  a plodder mate like an old Land Rover, I don’t go anywhere fast but I,ll go anywhere and I always make it in the end

[TOMO 28,579]

13 hours ago, mackem said:

The cougar was a juvenile male weighing 36kg,bit him on the face and hands.

Carl akeley story.

http://mentalfloss.com/article/80239/time-carl-akeley-killed-leopard-his-bare-hands

cheers for that mac....that's some strory

[j j m 6,613]

i bet that took some doing

[jiggy 3,209]

If you can't strangle a big cat bare handed then you've no business been out in the wilderness alone.

[gnasher16 31,403]

1 hour ago, jiggy said:

If you can't strangle a big cat bare handed then you've no business been out in the wilderness alone.

I agree its all about body position,normally once ive got one in side control i can usually flip my leg over and drive my hips through then once you,ve taken the back you just have to wrap the neck up without catching your elbows on the front claws.....then its just a matter of waiting it out.

[king 12,029]

10 minutes ago, gnasher16 said:

I agree its all about body position,normally once ive got one in side control i can usually flip my leg over and drive my hips through then once you,ve taken the back you just have to wrap the neck up without catching your elbows on the front claws.....then its just a matter of waiting it out.

Ah the classic rear naked choke is your preferred method of dispatch then gnasher.

[gnasher16 31,403]

3 minutes ago, king said:

Ah the classic rear naked choke is your preferred method of dispatch then gnasher.

Mountain Lions yes as they dont have the lightning reactions of say a Leopard.....Leopards require more of a ground & pound approach as they are more springy and rarely give you their back.....a Jaguar on the other hand is a different kettle of fish their weight can quite often keep you pinned down but the short stumpy legs leave them open to the triangle choke,distance is key here always use the rubber guard to maintain the gap then its down to your reactions and suppleness to strike the choke.....yes its easy to come unstuck against a Jaguar over - confidence can be your undoing with them 

[Greyman 31,475]

16 minutes ago, gnasher16 said:

Mountain Lions yes as they dont have the lightning reactions of say a Leopard.....Leopards require more of a ground & pound approach as they are more springy and rarely give you their back.....a Jaguar on the other hand is a different kettle of fish their weight can quite often keep you pinned down but the short stumpy legs leave them open to the triangle choke,distance is key here always use the rubber guard to maintain the gap then its down to your reactions and suppleness to strike the choke.....yes its easy to come unstuck against a Jaguar over - confidence can be your undoing with them 

Any animal that can kill a croc with one bite to the head is to be avoided at all costs even by the most experienced cat wrangler

[Greyman 31,475]

Just now, baker boy said:

When I was a kid about 13-14 I drown a full grown tom cat for a neighbour, after that experience I'd not fancy f***ing about with a proper big cat

You should try and get one out of a snare, it’s like a Kathrine wheel with teeth and claws