Fort Collins, Colo. The man recovers afterwards such as he fought back and killed the mountain lion who attacked him while running along the trail in Northern Colorado. Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commissioner Rebecca Ferrell is in charge of Coloradoan, in fact that the man fled the time he was attacked behind on the first day of the week in the open area of Horsetooth Mountain, a mountain Park about 66 miles Northwest of Denver, near Fort Collins.

The runner, whose name was not released, fought off the Puma, climbed out of the region and went to the clinic.

He had cuts to his face, injuries to his wrists, and stab wounds to his arms, legs, and back. The bites were strong, reports Reuters.

Officers of the unbridled nature, searching the trail, found the corpse of a young mountain lion near several possessions runner. He will be brought to the laboratory for necropsy, reports CBS Denver.

The authorities did not immediately report how the runner killed the cattle.

"The runner arranged everything possible to save his own life. In the case of the lion attacking for you it is necessary to arrange all of that in your power in order to provide resistance, as it suited this gentleman," said mark Leslie, Manager for Colorado parks and wild nature of the North-Eastern area. 

Since 1990, there have been 16 injuries as a result of mountain lion attacks and 3 fatal variants in Colorado, CBS Denver adds. The latest attack in the state was reported in June 2016.

"Attack of the mountain lions versprochenen in Colorado, and, unfortunately, the hunting instincts of the lion was called a runner," Reuters quoted Ty Petersburg, Manager of the wild nature in the field of CPW, as described in the statement. "It could have had a completely different outcome."