TABLE A1.

Detailed information on each juvenile mountain lion fitted with a GPS collar, including ID, sex, age, total monitoring duration, and duration within each behavioral state (exploratory, departure, and transient home range).

Study site	Lion ID	Sex	Age	Days collared	Cause of mortality	Exploratory events	Total No. of days	Departure events	Total No. of days	Transient home range events	Total No. of days
Protected	M168	Male	15 months	386	–	–	–	1	141	1	57
	M176*	Male	16 months	109	Starvation	2	18	1	22	1	21
	M197*	Male	19 months	365	–	–	–	1	48	–	–
	M198	Male	12 months	300	–	1	35	–	–	1	41
	M200	Male	17 months	365	–	2	112	1	69	–	–
	M202*	Male	15 months	108	Depredation	–	–	1	11	1	34
	F206*	Female	14 months	176	–	1	17	1	18	1	55
	M208	Male	22 months	299	–	1	46	1	15	1	22
	M281*	Male	19 months	205	–	1	52	1	92	2	36
	F286	Female	16 months	224	–	–	–	1	30	1	39
	M341	Male	18 months	223	–	Did not display any dispersal behavior
	M282	Male	19 months	223	–	Did not display any dispersal behavior
	M280*	Male	16 months	224	–	Did not display any dispersal behavior
Hunted	DF06*	Female	Sub‐adult	1146	–	1	23	1	44	3	421
	DF07	Female	Sub‐adult	633	Harvested	2	91	–	–	–	–
	DF08*	Female	Sub‐adult	2232	–	1	172	1	62	5	234
	DF10	Female	Sub‐adult	82	Depredation	1	32	–	–	–	–
	DM12*	Male	Sub‐adult	547	Harvested	–	–	1	11	–	–
	DF13*	Female	Sub‐adult	939	Unknown	1	60	–	–	1	53
	DF20	Female	Sub‐adult	154	Unknown	–	–	1	46	1	57
	DM21*	Male	Sub‐adult	555	Harvested	–	–	1	30	–	–
	DF24*	Female	Sub‐adult	403	Harvested	1	18	1	76	1	104
	DM33	Male	Sub‐adult	116	Unknown	–	–	1	24	1	30
	DM35*	Male	Sub‐adult	1319	–	–	–	1	68	–	–
	DM17	Male	Sub‐adult	115	–	Did not display any dispersal behavior

Note: Mountain lions with an asterisk (*) by their ID were captured in their mother's home range.