Lots of Panthers and One Wolf

Been talking to the lady putting the list of Dorset sightings together, she's given me permission to put a link up to the page.

Dorset Big Cats Register

I saw one some years back at Birdsmoorgate in Dorset. Unmistakeable, about 4 foot long with a huge tail, rolling on its back in a field in broad daylight.

Anyone else with sightings (apart from Dim:WINK1 let us know & we'll get the info onto the list. Doesn't have to be in Dorset, there is a national register too

 

I do remember being on Dartmoor when I was very young (maybe 8 or 9yrs old) and seeing a large black animal off a short distance whilst standing on a tor and then doing a double take when I realised it wasn't a sheep and it wasn't quite moving like a dog would either.

 

There has been a recent sighting around a fishing lake in Cheshire, photos too; also a few other witness reports from anglers, I'll see whether I can get photos up later. We (the angling club) are currently talking to the Big Cats in Britain group for their advice on what it could be...:thumb:

I have also been in Devon on holiday when sightings were reported and footprints found...

 

If you spot one can you stroke it??

 

Not for long

I know 2 other people who have seen one around here. One was seen in the car headlights jumping across the road.

 

I remember my mum used to talk about panthers on the moors but I always thought it was a myth, like lock Ness lol
New years resolution - spot a wild panther hehe :D

 

Here`s my sighting.

 

Ok, it`s not a Panther, just James pretending to be hard.:D

 

Tiddles the Panther:D

 

He`s as heavy as a Panther.:D:D

 

Its this bit that worries me, as its 5 minutes from my caravan

 

I'm presuming this is the new Loch Ness Monster, in Somerset.

Too much scrumpy, and I mean the apple kind.

 

You didn't see it Pete, it was Girt.

 

Ye of little faith, you won't be convinced until my dismembered skelington is found half way up a tree.