Panther-like creature seen stalking chickens near Stroud

“How very odd that none of these huge black cats have been seen out in the white snow. Also, why has no-one reported footprints? This has been the best time to see the beasts, if they exist in Gloucestershire. I'm not saying that there are absolutely no big cats in the wild anywhere in Britain, but I can't see that there would be a breeding population without some good, clear evidence - photographs, videos, DNA. Where do they go when they die? It's not as if they have holes to hide in like badgers.”

“Sightings of Black Leopards are the most prolific. These big cats are solitary and elusive predators, with perfect camoufalge at night.
I'm lucky, or should I say unlucky enough to have seen one here on the hunt.
It was a terrifying experience and something i'll never ever forget, as I ended up as it's intended prey!
As a keen angler, i've spent quite a lot of my 53 years in the countryside, and have never mistaken a Fox for a Grizzly Bear.
I've owned many domestic cats, and also dogs of different breeds and sizes.
I'm a professional person, like many others that've seen these cats. When I sighted the Cat that had been stalking me, it was poised on its back leg's in full moonlight approximately 60 feet from me,
and about to jump into a treeline along the edge of a field, giving me a good opportunity to gauge it's height if stood upright.
I estimate that it would've stood at somewhere around 7 - 8 feet if upright, as i'm 6 feet tall.
I wouldn't pay too much heed to the so-called experts, that say these cats won't hunt people either. These predators are opportunistic hunters, if they're hungry and the chance of a meal presents itself, they'll take it!
As for the no breeding population? A BlaCK Leopard's lifespan is approximately 12 - 15 years in the wild. The Cat that stalked me in 2009 hadn't escaped from a Zoo, Circus etc, and if it was one that had been released in the mid 70s, this would've put it's age at around 33 years?

Some of you may wish to continue to laugh and mock those that've seen these animals, or those that're trying to prove they're here. But I for one am abosulutely certain, it won't be too long now before clear video evidence is captured of what I already know to be fact, and Humble Pie will be on the menu for many!
I imagine Frank Tunbridge will be grinning like a Cheshire Cat, whilst the anonymous "Mockers" eat their pie's!

Alvin Toulson”

“"And now neither does she believe that it was anything else other than a big cat..."

What kind of tortured, primary-school-type English is this? :-(”

“Which occurs more often? Big cat sightings in Gloucestershire, or Katie Price's latest nuptials...??? Close call, I think.

Given the fact that everywhere is currently bright white, a big cat should be even easier to spot. Unless of course it's a snow leopard.....”

“A puma like creature.... a cat then”

“Has anyone considered the possibility that Frank Tunbridge might be dressing up as a Big Cat and lurking in appropriately-chosen bushes, so that there can be a 'rash of sightings in January' of him/it?”

“Hubert1841.............................too late, he'll be priming his hapless cameras as we speak!!!”

“No, nobody tell Frank, for God's sake!”