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1. www.earthatfirstsight.com › aboutAbout | Earth At First Sight

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   Phil Johnston is a professional wildlife tracker, mountain lion expert, outdoor educator, wildlife K9 handler, and musician. He lives in Humboldt County, California where he works as the mountain lion biologist for the Hoopa Valley Tribe. He holds a Bachelor's of Science in Wildlife Management and Conservation from Humboldt State University ...

2. wildlife.humboldt.edu › alumni-profile › phil-johnstonPhil Johnston - Wildlife

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   I conduct field research and manage the Hoopa Valley Tribe's Mountain Lion Project, examining interactions between mountain lions, black bears, and deer. My job includes tracking, locating, and capturing mountain lions to fit them with GPS collars so we can closely monitor their movements and identify places where they have made a kill.

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4. mountainlion.org › 2020/11/03 › mountain-lion-killMountain Lion Kill-Site Forensics: Identifying Predation ...

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   Nov 3, 2020 · Feature. Nov 3, 2020. Mountain Lion Kill-Site Forensics: Identifying Predation, Scavenging and Kleptoparasitism. Words and Photographs by Phil Johnston. Be advised: This article contains graphic images of animal remains.

5. www.linkedin.com › in › phil-johnston-ba2a889aPhil Johnston - Mountain Lion & Fisher Biologist - Hoopa ...

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   Phil Johnston - Mountain Lion & Fisher Biologist - Hoopa Tribal Forestry | LinkedIn. Mountain Lion Tracker. Redding-Red Bluff Area. 86 followers 83 connections. View mutual connections...

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   • Works For: Hoopa Tribal Forestry

   • Education: Humboldt State University
   • Location: Humboldt County, California

6. People also ask

   Are black bears more powerful than mountain lions?

   • Large black bears are much more powerful than mountain lions, and they are capable of dragging larger carcasses over fences or bending and breaking strong wire fences, while mountain lions tend to drag large carcasses right up to a fence and feed on it from the other side, through the fence, rather than attempt to drag the carcass over the fence.

   Mountain Lion Kill-Site Forensics: Identifying Predation, Scavenging

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   Did a mountain lion eat a black tailed deer fawn?

   • The feeding site where a mountain lion consumed a black tailed deer fawn. Nothing remains of the fawn but tufts of hair in the duff and one small molar tooth, even though this kill happened in September and the fawn was relatively large.

   Mountain Lion Kill-Site Forensics: Identifying Predation, Scavenging

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   Did a mountain lion kill a raccoon?

   • Right: a northern raccoon skull which was killed and fed on by a mountain lion. Notice that the mink skulls are both completely intact, and that the left skull bears canine puncture marks while the right skull is completely unbroken, while the much larger raccoon skull was largely destroyed by the feeding mountain lion.

   Mountain Lion Kill-Site Forensics: Identifying Predation, Scavenging

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   Are mountain lion skulls a carnivore?

   • It is very unusual to find intact mesocarnivore skulls at mountain lion kill-sites, and this can be a helpful way to differentiate their kills from those of smaller carnivores.

   Mountain Lion Kill-Site Forensics: Identifying Predation, Scavenging

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7. thejaguarandallies.com › 2019/01/24 › mountain-lionMountain Lion Tracking Workshop in Northern California

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   Jan 24, 2019 · In July of 2017, I attended a mountain lion ( Puma concolor) tracking workshop in Humboldt County, California that was hosted by Phil Johnston: an expert tracker and biologist. As with all the tracking workshops hosted by the HSU Natural History Museum, this excursion took place on a Saturday.

8. thesheetnews.com › 2022/02/11 › lion-queensLION QUEENS - thesheetnews.com

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   Feb 11, 2022 · The talk, called “Mountain Lions Demystified,” featured Phil Johnston: Mountain Lion Researcher, Professional Tracker, and Outdoor Educator. For the past 20 years, researchers have been putting GPS-collars on mountain lions in order to gain an understanding of their private lives.

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10. www.earthatfirstsight.com › blogSTORIES | Earth At First Sight

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    Apr 22, 2020 · 24 min. Mountain Lion Kill-Site Forensics: Identifying Predation, Scavenging and Kleptoparasitism. Whether you are a wildlife biologist, cattle rancher, small organic farmer, or just an outdoor enthusiast, learning to accurately... 612 views 0 comments. 2. Phil Johnston. Sep 23, 2019. 36 min. Tracking and Woodsmanship Intensive - July 2019.