Puma & Bobcat Sightings Map

Driving. Found in middle of road. Appeared to be cleaning "herself". Followed in car about 1/8 mile at about 15mph until we both took the same turn when it vanished into neighbor's yard.

I was up on my back hill and saw a mountain lion chasing a whole pack of deer.

Witnessed in the residential area directly by Carmel Valley Ranch, off of Holt Rd., a mountain lion climbing through and across the large oaks.

Driving to Fremont Pk. St. park just after sunset/dusk around 8:30 pm. Ran into road was looking at rear end thought it was a Coyote, until it turned right and ran across the lanes and into the bush. Was definitely a Cat and not a Coyote. I stopped and looked in the bush but could not see if anymore.

Driving east on Hwy 84. Came around a right hand turn and the lion was on the embankment on the right hand side of the road. It turned and leapt up into the brush as my car approached.

Looked juvenile, possibly 40 lbs. I saw the full body and tail (dark tip) but did not see the head (behind brush)

I was riding my bike east from point Reyes to Petaluma on the point Reyes Petaluma road. The mountain lion was stalking in a field to our right by black mountain ranch. I took a photo but it was at a bit of a distance. That said there was no doubt that it was a mountain lion. It appeared to be stealthily moving as if it were stalking, but we did not observe an attempted kill.

On Sunday April 8, my wife and I had a close encounter with a Mt. Lion and her cub as we biked on a trail near Meadow Club Golf Course near Bolinas Rd in Fairfax - we immediately stopped when we saw a cub just some 40 feet ahead of us as we waited we saw Mom walk up (we could clearly see her long tail) as she climbed the hill ahead of us. She gave us a look and kept on her way.This happened at approx 5:45 pm - 

We were headed back to the trailhead. Two cows (mother and calf) ~30 yards before the marked bush and another single adult cow ~ 30 past the bush and up the hill. As we approached the bush, ~ 20 yards before we got to the bush, an adult lion jumped out, crossed the road in two jumps and disappeared over the bank into the brush on the other side of the road. I looked over the embankment but did not see the lion again.

Not aggressive to us in any way.

It jumped onto my porch, I watched it through my windows walk completely around my porch and jump off the other side. It had a tracking collar on it.

A large Mt. Lion jumped onto my porch, I watched it walk the circumference of my house on the porch then leap over the gate and down the driveway. It was wearing a tracker collar. I live in Butano Canyon.

Trail Cam in Quarry park. Date on photo is wrong. Actual date listed.

I have a picture and video but it won't upload. I can send it by email.

Three pumas walking on the road

Big cat walked on hen house roof, breaking acrylic panels, panicked at a car starting and blasted through a dog wire fence to leave property.

I saw a mountain lion run away from me. it was carrying a cub between its jaws.

caught on game camera in our backyard

Saw a juvenile crossing a meadow on a very rainy morning at Redwood Gate area of Redwood Regional Park. Near the intersection of Bridle Path/Stream Trail by Redwood Creek.

Very very cloudy day in mt. tam - was on Panoramic Trail almost immediately across from St. Jude where I live. I spotted about 30 feet in front of me, on the the trail, the back of a mountain lion. I only saw it for 1 to 2 seconds at most and only shoulders and back of the animal. I've seen a puma in Costa rica, I've seen bob cats, foxes, coyotes. It couldn't have been any of these, it wasn't a dog. I say that because even at the distance of 30 feet, I could tell it had shoulders about as broad as mine, about a 3 foot torso. I didn't see the head, nor tail, but I'm confident it was a mountain lion as there are no other animals that size here. And I saw the color of it, which was a yellowish brown. I think it may not have been full grown, maybe a juvenile.

Puma on well-traveled wildlife corridor.

I was finishing up my ride along Nimitz Way, heading for the parking lot at 8:45 AM. A large animal ran across the path heading downhill. About 4 feet in length. Dark color. Round head. Big feet/paws. Not a dog or a coyote - Too 'tubular' looking. 6-8 inch tail that was like a thick, bush rope. The animal ran off downhill into the canyon. Think it was an immature mountain lion