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    Matthew Millan
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    @shearer30

    Hi all,

    In May of 2004, I had an encounter with two snow leopards hunting a dzo (part cow part yak) while climbing Stok Kangri Glacier in Ladakh, India. I went with my buddy Jigmet who off and on works for Wildeast Adventure.

    When captured, this was the first of its kind: snow leopards hunting in the wild. And still to this day, I don't believe anyone has ever captured them hunting such a large animal. I certainly didn't expect to see leopards when we set out.

    I recently made a very short documentary detailing the events, which can be sen at the following link:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVJxu…e=channel_page

    If anyone has any questions about Ladakh, I know the area very well, and am going back in May to help guide at my buddy's trekking agency.

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    Steven Evans
    BPL Member

    @steve_evans

    Locale: Canada

    Hey Matthew, the link didn't work for me…is it OK on your end?

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    Mats .
    Member

    @mats_

    Steve wrote: "Hey Matthew, the link didn't work for me…is it OK on your end?"

    Steve, the correct URL is:

    YouTube video

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    Joshua Billings
    BPL Member

    @joshua

    Locale: Santa Cruz,Ca

    That was amazing. Very professional video. Right place at the right time.
    Thanks, Josh

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    cary bertoncini
    Spectator

    @cbert

    Locale: N. California

    david attenborough's 2007 footage:

    YouTube video

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    Brian UL
    Member

    @maynard76

    Locale: New England

    technically its a video of snow lepords "feeding" not hunting. The animal had already been hunted when you arrived and interrupted its feeding.

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