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‘Cougar fever:’ Documents show how conservation officers dealt with aggressive cougar family last year

Over a week in February 2021 a family of cougars killed a dog and stalked an elderly couple as well as a teenager before one of the animals was eventually euthanized. Documents recently released through a freedom of information request shed light on the way conservation officers used witness reports, a video and trail cam […]

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