Mark Kaiser of Cranbrook came across one of the cougars of Area C and took its portrait, just beside New Lake Road, this week. No animals were harmed in the encounter. Mark Kaiser photo

Mark Kaiser of Cranbrook came across one of the cougars of Area C and took its portrait, just beside New Lake Road, this week. No animals were harmed in the encounter. Mark Kaiser photo

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Mark Kaiser of Cranbrook came across one of the cougars of Area C and took its portrait, just beside New Lake Road, this week. No animals were harmed in the encounter. Mark Kaiser photo

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