The shocking tale of survival on Larimer County’s Horsetooth Mountain quickly spread far beyond Colorado, with news of Monday’s attack prompting media calls from around the world, as well as suggestions of film and book deals, and even marriage proposals, Ferrell said. Gov.
We have no reason to believe that this is a hoax,” said Rebecca Ferrell, spokeswoman for Colorado Parks and Wildlife. The man - who is his 30s and has yet to be publicly identified - was released from a hospital Tuesday morning after being treated for bite wounds and lacerations to his face and arms. The bloodied Colorado trail runner who fought off a rare mountain lion attack pummeled the young cat with a rock, wrestled it to the ground and ultimately choked the animal to death with his hands, arms and feet, state wildlife officials said Tuesday.
Just wild video, and Kyle should have needed some fresh shorts.Digital Replica Edition Home Page Close Menu The cliché of making yourself "getting big" against Mother Nature appears to have saved his ass. BUT, we'll admit, Kyle repeatedly calling a wild animal that could've killed him, "dude". Not that there's anything funny about this. Watch the video - ya can't blame him it all under these circumstances. only to come face-to-face with their mother.Īs soon as he recognizes the mountain lion is hot on his trail, he starts to backpedal slowly, trying not to startle the beast or trigger it to pounce - but it did rush at him several times!īurgess tried different methods to scare it off, including using some foul language. Kyle Burgess posted a full video of the terrifying encounter that went down this weekend at what he says is the Slate Canyon Trail near Provo, UT - footage that shows him coming across a couple cougar cubs along his run. A man adventuring through a Utah hiking trail stumbled across perhaps the worst thing you could find in the wild - a big cat predator - which tracked him for 6 terrifying minutes.
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