2010-08-19 / Front Page

Wildlife lost


GAME WARDEN FRANK MILAZZO LOADS A LARGE FEMALE MOUNTAIN LION INTO HIS PICK-UP LATE TUESDAY AFTERNOON ON DARRAH ROAD. THE BIG CAT WAS STRUCK BY A VEHICLE AS IT ATTEMPTED TO CROSS THE ROADWAY. MILAZZO SAID, “IT MUST HAVE BEEN SPOOKED. IT’S PRETTY EARLY FOR HER TO BE OUT ALREADY. IT’S REALLY A SHAME.” THE MOUNTAIN LION WILL BE TAKEN TO A FREEZER AT THE FISH AND GAME HATCHERY AT MOCCASIN AND PICKED UP BY WILDLIFE BIOLOGISTS. GAZETTE PHOTO BY DAN TUCKER GAME WARDEN FRANK MILAZZO LOADS A LARGE FEMALE MOUNTAIN LION INTO HIS PICK-UP LATE TUESDAY AFTERNOON ON DARRAH ROAD. THE BIG CAT WAS STRUCK BY A VEHICLE AS IT ATTEMPTED TO CROSS THE ROADWAY. MILAZZO SAID, “IT MUST HAVE BEEN SPOOKED. IT’S PRETTY EARLY FOR HER TO BE OUT ALREADY. IT’S REALLY A SHAME.” THE MOUNTAIN LION WILL BE TAKEN TO A FREEZER AT THE FISH AND GAME HATCHERY AT MOCCASIN AND PICKED UP BY WILDLIFE BIOLOGISTS. GAZETTE PHOTO BY DAN TUCKER

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