They captured it near Fairfield Road in Howell. I knew it was headed for my back yard. Everything else goes there.

They captured it near Fairfield Road in Howell. I knew it was headed for my back yard. Everything else goes there.

 

Approx 15 miles from GA - that's pretty impressive.

 

"We can't say for sure where the baboon came from, but we are probably certain that it is ours," Kristen Siebeneicher, the park's communications director, said Friday night.

 

What is with people? "...we are probably certain..." WTF! Who talks like that?

Yeah, I know. There couldn't be more than one, can there?

Makes you wonder who really let the tiger loose.

Approx 15 miles from GA - that's pretty impressive.

 

 

 

What is with people? "...we are probably certain..." WTF! Who talks like that?

 

politicians

Makes you wonder who really let the tiger loose.

 

Yes, yes it does.

I'm kinda surprised the park does not at least tag these animals. Instead they give a lame story that they're not sure it's one of theirs?

They said they put in a chip when they are 2 years old. This one just turned 2. That spokeswoman said they have trouble keeping track of their birds and baboons because they are roamers. I mean, really, you can't expect people to keep track of their baboons.

Hmmm, I will have to sharpen my speer..

Trgets of opportunity

So close. I was really hoping for some BBQ Monkey this weekend.

 

Guess it is time to post a stand outide GA's perimeter.