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Set a lethal trap and you'd have a lot of dead Floridamans.Originally Posted by Ozyorkbourne
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2017-07-20, 02:21 PM #21The Unstoppable Force
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2017-07-20, 02:21 PM #22Stood in the Fire
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I wouldn't go anywhere near those things.
I ran into a few locals that had them as pets and kept leashed with chains in Afghanistan. When they get pissed off they're loud and fast.....and those fangs..
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2017-07-20, 02:41 PM #23Titan
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In many cases trapping and killings are ineffective as those who are destroyed leave vacancies for others of those species to thrive. Originally Posted by Ozyorkbourne
In Maryland, we almost entirely eradicated the nutria by setting traps for them, sterilizing them and releasing them back into the wild.
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Orangutans are apes not monkeys Originally Posted by Dkwhyevernot
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2017-07-20, 02:49 PM #24DeletedThere's no way humans evolved from monkeys... Originally Posted by Atethecat
In many cases trapping and killings are ineffective as those who are destroyed leave vacancies for others of those species to thrive.
In Maryland, we almost entirely eradicated the nutria by setting traps for them, sterilizing them and releasing them back into the wild.
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Orangutans are apes not monkeys
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2017-07-20, 02:52 PM #25The Insane
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As much as it might be cool to have a pet monkey, I've seen too many movies where the monkey is what causes an outbreak. Sorry lil bro, I'm calling the Wildlife Feds on yo monkey ass.
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2017-07-20, 03:29 PM #26I am Murloc!
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I'd report it to Animal Control but wouldn't wait more than a day for them to respond and clear them. After that I'd have to take matters in my own hands for the protection of my family and neighbors. Since my backyard is surrounded by a 5 foot stone wall, I could pretty safely use a .22 rifle.
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2017-07-20, 03:33 PM #27Immortal
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Apparently according to the article it wouldn't do much though since it's a known problem. It's not like 1-2 of them here or there. It's an infestation that something higher than animal control would need to handle. Originally Posted by Winter Blossom
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2017-07-20, 03:35 PM #28The Undying
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Put out a bowl of "monkey chow" laced with birth control pills.
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"This will be a fight against overwhelming odds from which survival cannot be expected. We will do what damage we can."
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2017-07-20, 03:35 PM #29Deleted
just finish the game...
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2017-07-20, 03:36 PM #30Immortal
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It reminds me of the parakeets in Connecticut
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/12/22/ny...nnecticut.html
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2017-07-20, 04:22 PM #31Old God
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Yeah, this isn't a couple of monkeys. This is literally thousands that have been growing and thriving since the 1930's. It's neither a new nor small problem. Its been going on long enough that there's multiple troops of monkeys.
You have to understand, where this all started is backed up to the Ocala National Forest. It is 607 square miles and is the second largest protected forest in the US.Last edited by Bodakane; 2017-07-20 at 04:24 PM.
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2017-07-20, 04:31 PM #32The Lightbringer
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Central Florida is already weird with Florida man and bears walking around in public. But now monkeys?
I'll stick to living here in South Florida wear gators coming into my backyard is normal and giant Burmese pyhton snakes living in the everglades.
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2017-07-20, 04:35 PM #33Titan
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No, we evolved from a common ancestor that split from chimpanzees and gorillas. We're actually more closely related to chimpanzees than gorillas are and much closer related to gorillas than we are to orangutans. Originally Posted by Dkwhyevernot
There's no way humans evolved from monkeys...
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2017-07-20, 04:52 PM #34DeletedI hoped my Originally Posted by Atethecat
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2017-07-20, 06:46 PM #35Dreadlord
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I'd like to get a single small monkey, specifically to ride around on our wide-backed pure bred Australian Shepard and scratch her back, since her stubby legs couldn't dream of reaching there.
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2017-07-20, 07:21 PM #36Deleted
I cant even believe OP really added a "kill it" option. And i cant believe people selected that option even more.
People never cease to amaze me.
No matter what, i would bring it to wildlife officials. Monkeys are no pets for home.
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