Cat Hunting Legal?!!! - Page 56

tigergirl222 · 05-10-2005, 12:26 PM

lmbo....they would never find it lol

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Originally Posted by talk2me452002

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOO..HOPE NOBODY IS UNDER HER..THEY BE A GONNER IF THEY ARE!

jamesbondvanish · 05-11-2005, 12:54 PM

O.K. Let me tell you guys a true story. About a half a block away from me used to live an older man. He used to feed the stray cats in town(I live in a very small town) it started out as about 5 cats, this went on for a couple of years. This man passed away, when he passed away there were about 50 cats now(if not more) So there wasn't anyone to feed the strays anymore. So after about 2 weeks we had the awful looking skinney cats running around our neighborhood. My next door neighbor left his basement window open these cats scratched through the screen and tore up his house. My wifes new car got scratched to hell, yes insurance repainted it but it was no longer the same. People with pet cats couldn't let their own cats out because they would get all tore up. Cats howling and fighting all night long. So a bunch of guys trapped the cats took them out to the dump(no children around ) and shot them. Even cat lovers were all for this idea. That is the kind of cat hunting they are talking about not going out and shooting peoples pet cats. How it all got started was people just dumping their cats off in town because they are no longer wanted. People need to be more responsible and think through about a pet before getting one and not just dumping it off when they get sick of it. I hope I din't piss everybody off but that is my opinion and I am sticking to it.

Mimi · 05-19-2005, 02:25 PM

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Originally Posted by tigergirl222

I love this picture...it will go good with what I am working on...hope you don't mind

Not at all TG! Glad to be some help! Will we get to see what you're working on?!

tigergirl222 · 05-19-2005, 02:47 PM

Thank you for asking...I've got a TRAINED KITTY POST

http://board.jokaroo.com/showthread.php?t=59194&page=1&pp=10

I'm still working on your picture...but got a lot of others already in training.lol

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Originally Posted by Mimi

Not at all TG! Glad to be some help! Will we get to see what you're working on?!

tigergirl222 · 05-19-2005, 03:03 PM

I love cats...no it didn't upset me...to the ones it did upset...Watch the movie "STRAYS"

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Originally Posted by jamesbondvanish

O.K. Let me tell you guys a true story. About a half a block away from me used to live an older man. He used to feed the stray cats in town(I live in a very small town) it started out as about 5 cats, this went on for a couple of years. This man passed away, when he passed away there were about 50 cats now(if not more) So there wasn't anyone to feed the strays anymore. So after about 2 weeks we had the awful looking skinney cats running around our neighborhood. My next door neighbor left his basement window open these cats scratched through the screen and tore up his house. My wifes new car got scratched to hell, yes insurance repainted it but it was no longer the same. People with pet cats couldn't let their own cats out because they would get all tore up. Cats howling and fighting all night long. So a bunch of guys trapped the cats took them out to the dump(no children around ) and shot them. Even cat lovers were all for this idea. That is the kind of cat hunting they are talking about not going out and shooting peoples pet cats. How it all got started was people just dumping their cats off in town because they are no longer wanted. People need to be more responsible and think through about a pet before getting one and not just dumping it off when they get sick of it. I hope I din't piss everybody off but that is my opinion and I am sticking to it.

Flynn · 09-17-2006, 09:27 AM

I get asked to rid different buildings of feral cats, I have a cat trap, I place fish pieces on the trap door, when the cat enters the cage the trap door triggers the cage door and locks the cat inside the cage.

To kill the cat I immerse the cage in a barrel of water and drown it.

Most often to get rid of the cat carcass we put it through the woodchipping machine and spread it on gardens. The nutrients make the flowers bloom. Cats are one of the best sourses of free fertiliser available.

kiki5711 · 09-17-2006, 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Flynn

I get asked to rid different buildings of feral cats, I have a cat trap, I place fish pieces on the trap door, when the cat enters the cage the trap door triggers the cage door and locks the cat inside the cage.

To kill the cat I immerse the cage in a barrel of water and drown it.

Most often to get rid of the cat carcass we put it through the woodchipping machine and spread it on gardens. The nutrients make the flowers bloom. Cats are one of the best sourses of free fertiliser available.

They're also part of Chinese daily diet.
Including cockroaches and rats.

dave289 · 09-22-2006, 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Flynn

I get asked to rid different buildings of feral cats, I have a cat trap, I place fish pieces on the trap door, when the cat enters the cage the trap door triggers the cage door and locks the cat inside the cage.

To kill the cat I immerse the cage in a barrel of water and drown it.

Most often to get rid of the cat carcass we put it through the woodchipping machine and spread it on gardens. The nutrients make the flowers bloom. Cats are one of the best sourses of free fertiliser available.

I prefer to get rid of noisy children from different buildings .... they are much easier to catch than cats (no traps or smelly pieces of fish required, just bars of candy).

I agree that drowning the brats in a barrel of water is the easiest way to quieten them.

Kids also make excellent free fertiliser - even their shit is more nutritious for the plants than cat crap .... and you can sell their old clothes on eBay afterwards for more money than you would ever get for a tiny piece of cat fur.

You're in the wrong business, Flynn !!

dave289 · 09-22-2006, 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by kiki5711

They're also part of Chinese daily diet.
Including cockroaches and rats.

We regularly see the owners of our local Chinese restaurant at Metro (the equivalent of Sams) buying tins of cat and dog food by the hundred .... but they don't have any pets - so you can guess what the German guests are eating at their restaurant !

9 out of 10 cats said their owners preferred Whiskas Sweet'n'Sour !!

Pixsurguy · 03-12-2008, 07:33 PM

Simply stated - feral cats are a plus; NOT a minus and anyone who thinks to the contrary is not in possession of the facts.

The ONLY argument that I've ever heard that is logical (as opposed to emotional) is the rabies one.
That does not hold water, since cats are far less likely to become rabid than such undomesticated species as skunks, weasels, foxes, bats, coyotes, raccoons, etc., not to mention domestic dogs that are permitted to run loose.
No - cats are NOT immune to rabies - just less susceptible than many other animals.
In fact, feral cats are far more likely to hold down populations of those animals which are more susceptible to the rabies virus.

Feral cats do, indeed, prey on birds, along with squirrels, chipmunks (which also prey on birds and small animals), mice and other rodents.
Why is that a problem? Nature abounds with predators and prey.

Finally, what is it that make collars such a good idea? Seems to me that collars are simply a means to a long and horrible death for both dogs and cats who get hung up on barbed wire fences, limbs, and the like. I've seen it personally.
Maybe we should also put diapers on dogs, cats, cows, and crows too (not to mention old farts like me).

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05-11-2005, 12:54 PM	#552 (permalink)
jamesbondvanish Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Minnesota Posts: 45 Rep Power: 16	O.K. Let me tell you guys a true story. About a half a block away from me used to live an older man. He used to feed the stray cats in town(I live in a very small town) it started out as about 5 cats, this went on for a couple of years. This man passed away, when he passed away there were about 50 cats now(if not more) So there wasn't anyone to feed the strays anymore. So after about 2 weeks we had the awful looking skinney cats running around our neighborhood. My next door neighbor left his basement window open these cats scratched through the screen and tore up his house. My wifes new car got scratched to hell, yes insurance repainted it but it was no longer the same. People with pet cats couldn't let their own cats out because they would get all tore up. Cats howling and fighting all night long. So a bunch of guys trapped the cats took them out to the dump(no children around ) and shot them. Even cat lovers were all for this idea. That is the kind of cat hunting they are talking about not going out and shooting peoples pet cats. How it all got started was people just dumping their cats off in town because they are no longer wanted. People need to be more responsible and think through about a pet before getting one and not just dumping it off when they get sick of it. I hope I din't piss everybody off but that is my opinion and I am sticking to it. __________________

09-17-2006, 09:27 AM	#556 (permalink)
Flynn Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 5,510 Rep Power: 618	I get asked to rid different buildings of feral cats, I have a cat trap, I place fish pieces on the trap door, when the cat enters the cage the trap door triggers the cage door and locks the cat inside the cage. To kill the cat I immerse the cage in a barrel of water and drown it. Most often to get rid of the cat carcass we put it through the woodchipping machine and spread it on gardens. The nutrients make the flowers bloom. Cats are one of the best sourses of free fertiliser available. __________________

03-12-2008, 07:33 PM	#560 (permalink)
Pixsurguy Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Louisville, KY Posts: 14,471 Rep Power: 622	Simply stated - feral cats are a plus; NOT a minus and anyone who thinks to the contrary is not in possession of the facts. The ONLY argument that I've ever heard that is logical (as opposed to emotional) is the rabies one. That does not hold water, since cats are far less likely to become rabid than such undomesticated species as skunks, weasels, foxes, bats, coyotes, raccoons, etc., not to mention domestic dogs that are permitted to run loose. No - cats are NOT immune to rabies - just less susceptible than many other animals. In fact, feral cats are far more likely to hold down populations of those animals which are more susceptible to the rabies virus. Feral cats do, indeed, prey on birds, along with squirrels, chipmunks (which also prey on birds and small animals), mice and other rodents. Why is that a problem? Nature abounds with predators and prey. Finally, what is it that make collars such a good idea? Seems to me that collars are simply a means to a long and horrible death for both dogs and cats who get hung up on barbed wire fences, limbs, and the like. I've seen it personally. Maybe we should also put diapers on dogs, cats, cows, and crows too (not to mention old farts like me).