Dharwad: After the days of tension and anxiety, leopards who look to roam around sugar cane fields in Kavalageri Village, about 7 km from the city of Dharwad, stuck during the early hours on Sundays.
Leopard, who has avoided the arrest for almost six days, has become a source of anxiety for residents and foresters.
After big cats got arrest on Saturday, the foresters intensified the drive and set six cages around the cane field to trap leopard.
Yashpal Ksheakagar forest conservator, who led the operation to capture the leopard, told TII, “the big cat deviates to the sugar cane field in Kavalgeri on Tuesday.
Maruti Uppar, a village, seeing a big cat, and sucking forestry department.” During surgery, Foresters found traces of leopards, which helped them narrow the search area.
On Friday, the Foresters involved in this operation saw the leopard, which then fled to the banana plantation.
More than 60 forest guards, and the tranquility expert from Tiger River reserves were pressed into the operation.
Large cats that are difficult to understand are finally trapped at home on Sunday morning, and are scheduled to be released to Dandeli Forest.Ksheakagar says that they are waiting for the results of the test carried out on the excretion of Leopard collected in the cavalgerry and samples obtained from Nrupatunga Calletta, which will help them make sure if the leopard is the same.
The result is expected on Tuesday.