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Carney encourages anyone who spots a mountain lion to report the sighting to him by calling 987-8810 or writing P.O. Box 69, Sperryville. He emphasized that he wants only to find the animals—not kill them. Noting that mountain lions are protected under the endangered species act, he urged hunters to telephone instead of shoot.
Although he could be sent anywhere from Canada to South Carolina to track lions, Carney expects to do most of his work verifying the existence of Mountain lions in Shenandoah National Park. He was highly complimentary of the cooperation he’d received from the Park Service, particularly the management of Shenandoah Park. “Mr. Jacobsen (park superintendent), Bud Phillips, the biologist from the park, and chief ranger Larry Hake) have all been super,” said Carney. He added that park
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