Full-time researcher and author regarding evidence of large, exotic cats in the wilds of the south-east.
Friday, 16 January 2009
More sheep savaged...
Canterbury is the latest area to be plagued by rampant, marauding dogs, said to have been responsible for the death of several sheep in the Downs Road area, and also causing traffic chaos as police were forced to shut off roads in the hunt for the animals. KENT ON SUNDAY has the story...
Monday, 12 January 2009
Neil to appear on White Noise Radio
Neil will be appearing on WHITE NOISE RADIO on Friday 16th January 2009 from 10:00 pm to discuss a year of mysteries.
Lookin' for beasts on the bike...
Cycling 4x4 webiste mentions Neil's website and research, and the possibilities of cycling through the Kent countryside and seeing a strange animal.
Wednesday, 7 January 2009
Mystery behind death of more than 40 sheep!
KENT ONLINE reports on the death of more than 40 sheep...and an ostrich, in the Ulcombe area. The attacks began around November 2008, but no marauder has been caught, leaving locals baffled, and police combing the area and conducting nightly vigils.
Tuesday, 6 January 2009
KENT - BIG CAT CAPITAL

KENT ONLINE interviews Neil Arnold and looks back over 2008 at the statistics regarding 'big cat' sightings across the county with Thanet, Sheppey, Maidstone/Medway and the outskirts of London featuring heavily.
Sunday, 7 December 2008
MYSTERY ANIMALS OF KENT - THE BOOK!

Around February '09, Neil Arnold's vital, mammoth volume MYSTERY ANIMALS OF KENT, published by the CFZ as part of the MYSTERY ANIMALS OF THE BRITISH ISLES series, will go on sale. The book, which covers all of Neil's research into evidence of large, exotic cats in the Kent wilds, as well as a being a unique chronicle of other mysterious creatures to have appeared and haunted the county, will be available on Amazon, Play.com, and all from all good booksellers and also from the author.
Everything you ever wanted to know about Neil's hunt for local 'monsters', encounters with local exotic cats and more...
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