According to CPW, if you remove the food sources, the mountain lions will go to another area. Homeowners should also haze away any other wildlife that a mountain lion may prey on such as raccoons, skunks and deer.
Never leave pets alone outside during the dusk and dawn hours when mountain lions are most active. Pet owners should also keep a watchful eye when they are outside and look in your yard before letting your pets out for any other animals that may be there. Residents should not leave pets outside on their own overnight unless they are in a fully-enclosed kennel. Learn more about mountain lions by visiting our website ⬇️ /1STOxB85wP- CPW NE Region August 25, 2021 Deer is a staple, but it could also include raccoons, skunks, pets and livestock. You can have mountain lions anywhere there is food for them. Mountain lions will also prey on skunks, pets, livestock and more, CPW said.ĬPW stated Aurora residents should protect their pets and livestock from any predators that may be in the area whether that be a mountain lion, bear, coyote, bobcat, fox and others.Ī mountain lion spotted on this fence in Aurora. The primary food source of mountain lions is deer, so where there are deer, there is a potential to have mountain lions as well.
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> Above video: How to be prepared in mountain lion country.ĬPW said the area of Aurora that includes Rocky Ridge Park, Horseshoe Park and the Toll Gate Creek Trail is home to high densities of raccoons, which mountain lions will prey on. CPW has received 12 reports of mountain lions being sighted east of Interstate 25 in the Denver metro area this year. The lion was also captured on security camera footage jumping over a fence.ĬPW said that while it is uncommon for a mountain lion to be in Aurora or east of Interstate 25, it's not unheard of. 27 next to Rocky Ridge Park near East Mississippi and South Chambers Road.
A mountain lion has recently been sighted in Aurora.Ĭolorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) said a mountain lion was spotted on Aug.
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