Puma & Bobcat Sightings Map

Doe and fawn were spotted across the freeway running from a mountain lion.

Mature adult ran across Bear Creek Road less than 50 meter in front of my car. No radio collar noted. Individual appeared to be healthy with no evidence of limp or malnutrition.

Attached is a still from a video clip. Can supply clip if requested.

Mountain lion potentially sighted on Lucas Valley Road near Big Rock.

Dead male puma at Mitchell Ravine

Year old cub spotted near Carmel River off Highway 1 hiding under coyote brush. Sighting actually occurred in 2014

Deer found with hindquarter ripped open and a large amount of blood loss

Full-grown. Walked across driveway while we were driving up, about 100 ft from our house.

The puma crossed the bridge on the paved road over "Creek B" in the Avalon housing area in Fremont. It loped across to the upstream creek bed. I knew it was a mountain lion from its size, light brown color and long curved tail. (We often see bobcats, and this cat was much larger.)

she likes to sit on the back patio, presumably since the tiles are warm.  she was grooming herself and them realized that i was watching her (from my kitchen window), so she looked up and saw me, and then sauntered slowly away

Mountain lion sighted by morning runner at approximately 6:25am, 1/30/2014. Mountain lion was in the terraced front yard of a home at the intersection of Avoca and Aquarius.

Spotted in the Forest Lakes neighborhood by multiple homeowners. The date above is incorrect. It should be 2014.

hiking from highway 1 on dipsea trail towards the steep ravine trail. animal came out of brush and sat on steps of the trail. sat there for about 1minute, i warned the hikers on the opposite side of him (they could not see him). we were yelling and making noise, eventually he got up and ran into the brush in the direction he is facing in the picture. he had a long tail and was huge. i confirmed my sighting with 2 rangers up at pantroll ranger station. ( this happened on Jan 16, 2014.)

1/12/2012. Lost two goats and a ram to a mountain lion. Cougar was able to clear our tallest fencing in order to land on the roof of the livestock shelter and then enter the animals pen.

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This is 2014. The point is not exact. We were hiking the Rocky Ridge Loop Trail, down in the canyon heading N/W in watershed. There were many small creeks that were dry. We noticed many vultures in the trees ahead of us. Just below them was a creek, with running water. Partially submerged in the water was a two pronged buck, on his back, and except for a small amount of flesh in the spine, it was stripped clean. His legs and head were still intact. We took pictures and will send them soon. P.S. We just found out you existed and would have been in touch sooner. We are in process of doing a wildlife film to educate people of the importance of preserving wild animals. Our phone number is 415-647-0243. We would like to get involved in your project. Thank you.

I have been seeing sign in Grass Valley most of the summer. There was a kill at this location that appeared about 10 days ago.

Yesterday from the Bort Meadow staging area I and several others watched this lion for approx. 5 minutes before it went into the creek bed.

It looked like a young mountain lion (not adult). There are a lot of deers in this area and in fact there was a group of deers half an hour later. I saw it from my window. Should I also notify authorities?

At approximately 8:15am saw what appeared to be fully black mountain lion (which admittedly made me question the sighting, but it was much larger than my medium sized dog or a bobcat).   Possibly a female or juvenile?   Ignored me, my dog, and a few other passers by as we walked about 50-100 feet away. 

Area has had mountain lion populations before and is frequented by deer, foxes, etc. with access to a seasonal creek.

Came up over a rise on Grizzly Peak Trail and saw a mountain lion ~30 ft away turning around and quickly walking away from me and my dog. No mistaking the long flowing tail.

Called EBRPD, and when two employees came to meet me on the trail, they reported finding a deer carcass earlier in the week. Soon signs were posted at the trailheads reporting "several mountain lion sightings in the area from Nov. 5-10"

Estero Trail, Pt Reye; Came up on mountain lion heading same direction as myself. At first thought it was a deer but quickly realized that it was a lion. Followed for 1/4 mile.