Escape of Three Bison in Connecticut

GUILFORD, Conn. — Authorities in Connecticut are actively searching for three escaped bison after one was spotted wandering along Long Hill Road. The Guilford Police Department reported the unusual sighting on Sunday, describing the moment as surreal for officers on the midnight shift. The bison was seen crossing the road before disappearing into a nearby wooded area. The escaped bison is believed to be one of three that fled from 3B Ranch in Northford. In a lighthearted social media post, police referred to the animals as "feisty fluffernators," cautioning the public against approaching them. The department emphasized the importance of safety, urging anyone who spots the bison to contact law enforcement instead. On Monday morning, police updated the community about another sighting of one of the bison in the same vicinity. They reiterated their request for the public's assistance in locating the animals, reminding residents that the bison can be unpredictable and should not be approached. As the search continues, police are hopeful for a swift resolution to the situation, aiming to return the bison to their home at the ranch. The unusual incident has drawn attention and curiosity from local residents, highlighting the challenges of managing wildlife in suburban areas.