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OSN EXCLUSIVE: MYSTERY BEAST REVEALED? SEE THE BODY!
2/24/2017
By Hilde Kate Lysiak
The mystery behind the Snyder County “mystery beast” may finally have been solved!
For weeks the OSN has been receiving tips that a large animal was being spotted in Snyder County. Many people believed the animal could have been a bob cat, mountain lion, or even a western cougar!
This morning an OSN investigation discovered an unknown body at the Isle of Q. When shown a picture, Game Commission Communications Director Travis Lau told the Orange Street News that the dead body “looks like a coyote.”
“Coyotes inhabit all 67 counties,” he added. “Sightings often are few and far between because they typically avoid people and often are active at night.”
In addition to sighting on the Isle of Que, another big animal had been spotted near a wooded area near Mill Road in Snyder County nearly two weeks ago, according to a witness.
Was this the “mystery beast?? If anyone has any info please contact Hilde Lysiak at hildelysiak@gmail.com
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You DO realize that cougars and mountian lions are the same thing? They are also known as pumas.
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Yes mountain lion and cougar are the same thing, Bob cats are smaller and have a short stub tail vs pumas that have long tails.
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Scott Heimbach, a farmer living and working on the Isle reported seeing 3 last fall while hunting along Penns Creek. In a pack they pose a threat to dogs, cats and humans.
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