Rex & Heather Gilroy - Photographs - Large Cats
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Mr and Mrs Wayne Gail Pound

by Rex Gilroy
Photographed From Wayne & Gail Pounds TV
May 23rd 2001
Copyright © Greg 2010

Lithgow Cat Still-Taken From Footage

This photo, taken from the video footage of Mr and Mrs Wayne and Gail Pound, shows a large black cat-like animal, as it frolicked with a small feral cat in grass, in the backyard of their Lithgow home. The photo was taken from the video image by Greg and has been slightly enhanced by him after studying the indistinct image of the animal standing in tall grass.

Mr and Mrs Wayne Gail Pound

Photographed From Wayne & Gail Pounds TV
May 23rd 2001
Copyright © Greg 2010

This photo, taken from the video footage of Mr and Mrs Wayne and Gail Pound, shows a large black cat-like animal, as it frolicked with a small feral cat in grass, in the backyard of their Lithgow home. The photo was taken from the video image by Greg and has been slightly enhanced by him after studying the indistinct image of the animal standing in tall grass.

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Mr and Mrs Wayne Gail Pound

Photographed From Wayne & Gail Pounds TV
May 23rd 2001
Copyright © Greg 2010

Lithgow Cat

This photo, taken from the video footage of Mr and Mrs Wayne and Gail Pound, shows a large black cat-like animal, as it frolicked with a small feral cat in grass, in the backyard of their Lithgow home. The photo was taken from the video image by Greg and has been slightly enhanced by him after studying the indistinct image of the animal standing in tall grass.
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Kangaroo Valley: If, as I maintain, we are dealing with a still unknown species of giant marsupial cat related to Thylacoleo, then we can cancel out the 'panther' feral cat theory. Undoubtedly, feral cats make up a large percentage of Kangaroo Valley 'panther' reports, but a comparison of physical descriptions and plaster casts of 'panther' paw-prints certainly distinguishes this animal from any feral cat.
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