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7 minutes ago, comanche said:

Mm. The guy spends the video walking along roadsides   waving a tape measure   yet when the black mog is pictured the tape is seemingly unavailable. 

Perhaps he dropped it and it broke when it hit one of those "massive " kerbstones .

Seen from the wider perspectives shown in  the video the critter can be sized not only by the kerb, white line, carriageway width and plants, but also the  granite in the tarmac.

It's  not  anything special.

The gent in the vid saying it’s the first confirmed British leopard was stretching it a bit lol.

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Fck off I genuinely want to learn I'm not having 25 thl spackers walking behind us taking the piss 🤣🖕

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2 hours ago, kanny said:

Hard to believe that with all this kit out there now nothing big cat has turned up....yet 

 

Interesting they show an Indian tiger in that footage,Thermal and drones have been used for the last five years to track and monitor leopard and tiger populations in parts of india.I also know the WWF use paramotors to monitor due to the ability to fly low and slow with a range far exceeding a drone.

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2 minutes ago, mackem said:

Mine genuinely ARE real,got a copy of my Indian E-visa on my other phone or I would have posted it up lol

I,m not doubting you at all, mine is also real but from an enclosure was put up years back by a lad on here that worked in a zoo, 

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4 minutes ago, Greyman said:

I,m not doubting you at all, mine is also real but from an enclosure was put up years back by a lad on here that worked in a zoo, 

To be honest I thought you were trying to be clever so I didn’t even look at yours,I just laughed,the same as you did to a post of mine earlier when I mentioned monitoring big cats with thermal drones abroad and paramotors which does actually happen,and has been happening for quite some time.

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2 minutes ago, mackem said:

To be honest I thought you were trying to be clever so I didn’t even look at yours,I just laughed,the same as you did to a post of mine earlier when I mentioned monitoring big cats with thermal drones abroad and paramotors which does actually happen,and has been happening for quite some time.

My amusement is the small missing fact that the cats they are tracking are either walking in snow or wearing a radio collar, but I do honestly believe if I was given a decent drone and a wage I could capture one in the uk within 6 months max and my amusement to the previous vid put up by kanny was the fact in the documentary that was shown on blaze, the head ranger from the Forest of Dean is on there telling of the first time they used a thermal imager to do the deer survey they picked up two cats, don’t take things personally 

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2 minutes ago, Greyman said:

 don’t take things personally 

Oh the irony lol.

no the cats aren’t walking on snow,very little of that where the WWF are using paramotors and yes the cats are in the main collared.

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