Wednesday, October 08, 2008

No cougars in Michigan

Or so insists the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.

Okay then, Ms. Smarty-Pants, what was it?

via Cryptomundo

5 comments:

  1. I've seen critters here in Utah that supposedly didn't live here anymore. The rangers don't always know as much as they think.

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  2. Michigan? Well, could be Ted Nugent carving himself a fresh horsemeat steak, I suppose...

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  3. If it was a cougar, wouldn't it have more than one gash?

    Off hand I'd say it was a sharp piece of metal (or a hard sharp branch).

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  4. Sorry, Cap, the Nuge is down here in Texas, altho he could have come a-visiting with a chupacabra or two.

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  5. Kurt: If you read the article you'll see that people are reporting cougar sightings all over Michigan, and they have been for a long time. Also the "expert" says that Michigan how no native cougars, but there are "transient" ones that come in from the Dakotas, which is a lame excuse if I ever heard one.

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