Second mountain lion killed in N.D. region

  • September 25, 2008
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A Williston bow-hunter was looking for deer but found a mountain lion instead.

Jake Bloxham say he saw the cougar around 8:30 p.m. Saturday while watching some deer just southeast of the city.
He said he aimed from about eight yards as the cougar started coming toward him. Then it veered off and went into some willows.
District Game Warden Jeremy Wentz said it is the second mountain lion killed this season
in the area, which has a quota of eight.
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