Puma & Bobcat Sightings Map

Mountain Lion about medium size was walking across the street on the sidewalk on Maggiora Drive.

Found dead on front doorstep of home on Croy Rd. About 3 years ago. Above date is not correct but I had to put something there.

The puma looked underweight, and look almost rabid-like.

I saw three mountain lions very clearly and believe I saw a fourth, perhaps the mother, running into the bush ahead of them. About 4' body length, 2 1/2'high, 2 1/2' big fat brown tail. Really healthy looking, all three. Awesome sight.

I was running up the hill to the tower right outside the golf course and it ran across the trail about 30 feet in front of me, running away from me

At a spring in Castle Rock State Park.

Mountain lion with gps collar on my neighbors wildlife camera. Skyline Blvd at Gist Road, Los Gatos, California the video is on my Facebook page Kim CharbonneauOwens

The date of this sighting is approximately a month after finding the deer kill by Kennedy Grove, so the date is an approximation. I suspect it's the same cat, and probably the same as I saw on 12/10/2014. I was somewhere off the Sobrante Ridge Trail on some side trail when I spotted something in a clearing on the opposite hill (on the other side of Castro Ranch Road). It took me a minute to realize it wasn't a deer; they often graze in the ranch field just downhill from where I saw this cat.

While out walking on the trail east of CSUEB campus, I spotted what looked like a deer at first: a large, tawny-colored animal on the grassy hill. I noticed it was low to the ground and had the movements of a cat. Then I saw its tail and recognized that it was a mountain lion. It was walking West and didn't appear to see me.

Puma seen through motion detector camera set up at trail junctions.

We were walking West on the Miwok Trail with our dog and spotted the Mountain Lion crossing the fire trail. He was headed south towards the stream that runs to the lagoon. We only saw him for an instant as the lion was quick to get out of our sight. We have seen countless bobcats in the Headlands but this was our first sighting of a mountain lion. Also, friends of ours that are Coast Guards stationed at Ft. Baker spotted a Mountain Lion 1 month earlier about 1/4 mile east of where we saw the lion. They saw the lion at the bridge across from the Presidio Riding Club. The bridge connects Rodeo Valley Trail and Bunker Road.

Spotting a number of low-flying vultures, I found a fresh deer kill. It had its neck snapped all the way under its body and the viscera had been eaten. It appeared to have been attacked originally about 10 yards up the hill near some trees. I went back a week later and all that was left was a bit of the spine. About a week after that I saw more vulture activity in the same area, but they were in dense poison oak closer to the creek. I haven't been back since.

Spotted on trail approximately 60 to 100 feet away, had beige and brown coloration with ringed tail (long tail) and flat cat-like face, was about 2.5 feet tall. Disappeared around bend in trail. Strong Odor of cat spray along section of trail with apparent game trails in brush, large openings down to adjacent channel. Seen by two people, observations agreed.

Motion detector camera. This was our test phase and we later removed the branches blocking the flash.

the security cameras triggered a motion detector, so i was able to walk into the kitchen and see her on the patio.  i was watching her through the door on the left side of the video.

In Upper Wilder Ranch, we saw a large mountain lion about 50-100 yds up the trail. We hollered at it, and it growled back, sniffed the ground, and settled in the grass to watch us. We left the area. First sighting in 25 years of hiking in Wilder.

Feb. 23, 2014. Cat was 150 yds away in front of me while jogging. Ran across S.P. Ridge Trail in Wildcat Canyon, on trail north of cattle corral. Cat ran into open, paused, then ran south across field and up into wooded rock outcropping.

Didn’t see it, but heard it screaming around 2:15am

on 2/7/2014 in AM on Scout Rd, Oakland at hairpin turn from Mountain Blvd. EBMUD (water dist.) employee described to me (they were working on the street) when driving at the noted point a mountain lion jumped from a tree and ran up a hill towards the adjacent park land. We have a large amount of deer in this area.

Date: Friday, Jan 24 2014 20:38 PST

2 years) Body length 4+ feet not including tail. My German Shepherd is 4 feet long and 115lbs and this cat is bigger! I am very interested in setting up a wildlife camera trap as this is my second sighting. First sighting on my doorstep-- Friday, December 20, 2013 at 21:14 PST