We "shot" a mountain lion
Author
Marty
Article Date
December 9, 1962
Journal Title
Ariz Days & Ways
PUMAS
The story behind Arizona's lion bounty
Author
B.Householder
Article Date
June 1966
Journal Title
Ariz Wildlife Sportsman
The search of Old Scarback
Author
A.Marley
Article Date
December 8, 1974
Article Abstract
An oversize mountain lion with a big appetite for livestock finally met his match in Stewart Hunt and a dog named Queenie. The locale is the Chiricahuas and adjacent border areas.
Journal Title
Arizona
The mountain lion
Author
B. Householder
Article Date
March 1960
Journal Title
Ariz Wildlife Sportsman
Some habits of Arizona mountain lion
Author
M. E. Musgrave
Article Date
January 1929
Journal Title
Ariz Wild Life
Rogue of the Rim country
Author
G. Burridge
Article Date
March 1956
Journal Title
Des
Mountain lion "tails"
Author
R. G. Willson
Article Date
October 10 1965
Journal Title
Ariz Days & Ways
Mountain lion - felis concolor
Author
C. C. Niehuis
Article Date
September 1967
Article Abstract
Hunting and hunters in Arizona
Journal Title
Ariz Wildlife Sportsman
Moo and the Hell's Hole Tom
Author
A. C. Reed
Article Date
February 1953
Journal Title
Ariz Hwys
Man and the mountain lion in the early 1900s: perspectives from a wildcat dump
Author
W. Calder
Article Date
Summer 1990
Article Abstract
Garbage dumped in the desert near Tucson gives nauseating testimony about Dr. W.S. Lackner's slaughter of mountain lions for fun and profit. In 1988, Eddie Lackner, present owner of the Four-Mile Ranch admitted illegal slaughter of at least 9 bears. W.S. eventually killed himself. Illus
Journal Title
J of the Southwest