Puma & Bobcat Sightings Map

I was driving towards Santa Cruz on Graham Hill right after Henry Cowell campgrounds and it crossed right in front of my car. It was definitely a mountain lion. It was coming from a neighborhood across the street and heading over towards the hiking trails.

Mountain Lion(s) living in area of Old County Road and Henrik Ibsen Rd off Skyline in Woodside. Seen often day/night roaming among houses and hunting on roads and driveways. Not afraid of people. Dangerous. Hunting out domestic animals in the area.

Walking down the street at 2:50 am 7/17/2017.

Riding my bike Eastbound the Walnut trail when turning a corner I saw a full grown Mountain Lion crouching on the top of the corner wall, I quickly stood up on my bike slowly moving towards his direction for a few seconds and he took off thru a machinery yard.

Sighting at the Guataloupe Resevoir on Hicks Rd

Tunitas Creek, in my driveway. It apparently tried to jump the gate, but learned something new about rusty chicken wire (it's invisible). I have pics. Told SMCSO and spoke to F&G at the time.

Trail camera located on frequent deer trail. I also have photos from 6/22/17, 7/15/17, 8/27/17. Unclear if these are all the same puma.

I have short video too. Caught it on upper camera, then lower camera. Was heading downhill toward lower El Granada.

Motion Detector set off alarm about 5:00 AM so I looked out a door window and saw a Mountain Lion staring back at me from about 15 feet away. Mountain Lion proceeded north toward Bohlman Road.

Not so big, maybe a juvenile, had black tipped tails and black paws. Coming down trail towards me, stopped and looked and went into bushes. Came back out onto trail behind me.

I was driving down the M4 about a mile past the prison work camp heading into the Mendocino Mountains and I startled it sunbathing in the dirt road. It ran across the road and down the hill and stopped long enough for me to capture a short video on my phone. Contact me by email for video. Won't let me include it because of format.

I was running and saw a puma in the distance. It looked like a dog at first but then when I kept running and ran closer it was starring right at me. It looked like a slightly mature puma and ran into the woods once we locked eyes. I walked backwards slowly and started making loud noises to scare it away. After about 3 minutes of loud noises I continued to keep running and watched my surroundings. I didn't see it again but would be cautious later at night. Have a flashlight handy and a whistle.

I went out to our mulch hill and motion light went off. The mountain lion proceeded to walk the side of the building and beyond in full light, toward our farm equipment and then out toward our cow field. Our security cameras also caught him.

One of our cats where killed last night. We chased the lion away. Next morning a neighbor took pictures of the lion on the road and sent out an FYI to other neighbors.

Saw mountain lion on street, then the animal went down onto the property

Security cam captured mountain lion at 2:13am walking down West Park Ave, Boulder Creek, CA.

Mountain lion walked through yard, then into the brush. It started crouched for approximately 5-10 minutes & we thought it let back into the forest. About 20 minutes later, my husband watched it lunge & grab our cat about 30 feet from our house. He threw a ladder at it because that's all that was around. He thinks he hit it because it dropped our cat & we found our cat in the forest.

It seems to be a small mountain lion of around 4-5ft (too large to be a Bobcat)

Dead a day or two. Rib exposed and cleaned, abdomen ripped open and bloated like a baloon.

Mountain lion was attacking a deer running down the hill towards the road. The lion ran away when it saw me though not immediately (had to wave and make noise). The deer seems to be badly wounded, it started moving and limping away in about 15 mins or so after the attack. This happened on the Skyline to the Sea trail road right before the Alder Trail Camp.