Cougar Hunting 101

You may think you are a Cougar Hunter, but you have no idea...using this website, you should be able to find everything you need to know in slaying that Coug.

Before You Start

There are definitely some things you should consider before going after a cougar, from knowing how to keep older women interested and engaged to bracing yourself for disapproving friends and family.

1. Know your goals: Do you want a fling or a serious relationship that will leave you set for life financially? Narrowing down your goals will help you zero in on the right kind of cougar.
2. Beware of legal battles: Understand that your cougar’s children might call a lawyer if you suddenly replace them in their mother’s will.
3. Stay low-key: You may be the same age as your girlfriend’s kids, but that doesn’t mean they want to hang out with you.

http://www.10bestfreedatingservices.com/blog/2008/09/cougar-hunting-101-the-ultimate-guide-to-dating-older-women-and-have-a-blast-doing-so/

Halloween Cougar Sightings

This is a very special edition of MarinaCougar ... Halloween style! Send me your photos of Cougar sightings from around the nation last weekend. Here's one I just received from one surprised looking fella as he was being pounced on by an entire pack!!!

Keep emailing your photos my way if you would like them published.

CALLING ALL COUGS!!!

The Riverfront Time of St. Louis "seeks a scribe for a new column: "Ask a Cougar!" If any of you ladies out there are feeling feisty and need to exhibit your primal man-rage outside of your favorite den, what better way than through the questions of your very own prey! Heck, you might even be able to arrange a few meet and greets!

Check out this article for directions to apply!
http://blogs.riverfronttimes.com/stlog/2008/07/ask_a_cougar_advice_column.php

As always...

RAAARR

Cougar Champs!!!

A little Improv from the ladies of BATS San Francisco...

Kenyan Desires Woman Cougar

Hey everyone, sory about the extreme lapse in content. I've been super busy with a new job and personal thing. But I do have lots of new stuff to post, stories to share, and this email I received from one Joel in Kenya.

Aug. 30
I would like to get connected to cougars from America who are coming to kenya for a retreat or any who can want to have Kenyan taste please contact
Joel.

If any fo you fine Cougars out there are going on Safari in the coming months, please give Joel a shout. Contact me for his deeets!

Colin

Sweaty. Uninhibited. Sex.

First of all, I want to apologize for my lack of posts over the last several months. I've come across a lot of great material and several great stories, but I have been working on a new website as well as starting a new full-time job, so needless to say I've been a little swamped.

Enough with the excuses, lets get on with it!

So I have to say this Cougar might be the epitome of the term. If you don't know what a Cougar is after reading this article, then may God help you. This article hits especially at home, no pun intended, because it comes from my hometown of St. Louis Missouri.

And yes, as Nelly would say, "I'm from the Lou and I'm proud!"

http://www.riverfronttimes.com/2008-07-16/news/coug-heaven

Cougar Killed in Chicago!!!

From the Chicago Sun Times...

What to do if sighted by a cougar

"First thing you should know: Never turn your back on a cat," said Bruce Patterson, curator of mammals at the Field Museum, who has made about 30 trips to work with lions in Africa.

"Then look big. Never look inattentive or move the other way."

So it's a stand-off?

"Then you have a chance to think, and hopefully somebody will come by," Patterson said. "If you have to move, backing away slowly and deliberately is the way to do it. And you need to be prepared to fight back."

There's good cause for these cautious tactics.

"Their leaps are incredible, 15 feet at a bound," Patterson said. "Their closing speed is so much faster than anything you could muster to get away."

And the kicker...


All of this is talking about a real cougar being shot in Chicago. Check it out at the Chicago Sun Times.