What do you do with it? Well miss cityslicker, you eat it.
Because of the remoteness of this hunt, (it took hours to go just a 1100 yards I believe), they dressed it, and packed out most of the meat and hide. The one they got last year they dragged back to camp. Buddy said they could see the truck with the 'glass, about 1700 yards away-----down a cliff. Took over 12 hours to get back to the truck. They had to tie the beast to there waist 'cause they needed both hands to hold onto the trees so they didn't fall over the side. Occasionally the cat would slip over the side, and they would have to brace themselves on the trees to pull it back up. But he says, once cleaned real good, the meat was very tasty.
Suffice it to say that for me I would have died of a stroke before I got even half way up, let alone down.