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NewsJanuary 6, 2012
Reynolds County Mountain Lion
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) has examined and released a male mountain lion trapped by a private citizen in Reynolds County, Mo. Reynolds County Commissioner Wayne Henson called Conservation Agent Eric Long this morning and reported catching the 122-pound mountain lion on Wednesday.
Missouri Department of Conservation
A mountain lion found in a trap in Reynolds County, Mo., is show here, sedated, as conservation agents work to release it into the wild. (Missouri Department of Conservation)
A mountain lion found in a trap in Reynolds County, Mo., is show here, sedated, as conservation agents work to release it into the wild. (Missouri Department of Conservation)
A mountain lion found in a trap in Reynolds County, Mo., is weighed. (Missouri Department of Conservation)
A mountain lion found in a trap in Reynolds County, Mo., is weighed. (Missouri Department of Conservation)
A mountain lion lies sedated after being found in a trap in Reynolds County, Mo. (Missouri Department of Conservation)
A mountain lion lies sedated after being found in a trap in Reynolds County, Mo. (Missouri Department of Conservation)
A 122-pound male mountain lion recovers from sedatives. (Missouri Department of Conservation)
A 122-pound male mountain lion recovers from sedatives. (Missouri Department of Conservation)
The mountain lion trapped by a private individual in Reynolds County is seen here recovering from a sedative prior to its release. (Missouri Department of Conservation)
The mountain lion trapped by a private individual in Reynolds County is seen here recovering from a sedative prior to its release. (Missouri Department of Conservation)
This photo shows the surface of the Reynolds County mountain lion's paw. (Missouri Department of Conservation)
This photo shows the surface of the Reynolds County mountain lion's paw. (Missouri Department of Conservation)
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The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) has examined and released a male mountain lion trapped by a private citizen in Reynolds County, Mo. Reynolds County Commissioner Wayne Henson called Conservation Agent Eric Long this morning and reported catching the 122-pound mountain lion on Wednesday.

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