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Link Posted: 10/30/2018 8:10:55 AM EST
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That sounds like an interesting story.

Did you die?
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I took one to get her shots ($$$). She got run over by a truck the next week. Another one showed up and I let it be. Then one day it got rabies and came after me.
That sounds like an interesting story.

Did you die?
I survived by beating it to death with a stick while in my underwear.
Link Posted: 10/30/2018 8:13:38 AM EST
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Other than bobcat and lynx, how many of those are native to the US?  And is house cat on that list? Cause we're talking about house cats. Not wild, native animals belonging to the same family.

Surely you can tell me you understand the difference between a lynx and someone's pet cat. Right?

That's the equivalent of me saying my chihuahua is the same thing as a wolf since they are both canines.
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All you "cats are not a natural part of the environment shit".

Wildcats, small ones

There are a number of wild cats species the same size as a domestic house cat.

Sounds like they fit right in.
Other than bobcat and lynx, how many of those are native to the US?  And is house cat on that list? Cause we're talking about house cats. Not wild, native animals belonging to the same family.

Surely you can tell me you understand the difference between a lynx and someone's pet cat. Right?

That's the equivalent of me saying my chihuahua is the same thing as a wolf since they are both canines.
All these pests feeding on food provided by humans aren't particularly natural either.
Link Posted: 10/30/2018 8:31:29 AM EST
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I have know idea how a cat catches a flying squirrel. Lol.
Link Posted: 10/30/2018 8:36:59 AM EST
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Not my image, but this is the type of cat in my area.

In my area you either keep your housepets secured or they will be something's meal.

Link Posted: 10/30/2018 8:40:23 AM EST
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I grew up on a farm out in the middle of nowhere. We had barn cats and we had a cat that liked to come inside when the weather sucked. They had no issues with any other predator, including the coyotes. I did watch the sometimes-indoor cat climb a tree and leap at a bird, got it and fell to the ground. Must've hurt like hell but it never gave up the bird. Same cat killed a snake, pounded a tarantula to death, and took on a jackrabbit as big as it was. The rabbit wore out before the cat did but they were dragging each other around some until he did. That cat had no fear of anything, including stray dogs. Things is, the cat didn't NEED to hunt for food, but did anyway. The cat didn't NEED to kill a snake or big furry spider, but I guess took it as a challenge?

Cats are strange creatures. But, I've had them in one way or another most of my life. So, to me, them being around is as normal and natural as us people being around. In fact, I prefer the company of cats to the company of leftist scum.
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Cats hunt for sport and to hone skills. Even wild cats are known to hunt for sport as well as sustenance. There was a pair of tigers raised on a game preserve who were observed hunting flocks of birds, stalking them from down wind through a culvert and grabbing them out of mid air for practice.
Link Posted: 10/30/2018 8:55:55 AM EST
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My cats job is to get rid of pests before they invade my buildings, fields, and beehives.

I also use .22, shotguns, and mastiffs for the task.

Defense in depth.
Link Posted: 10/30/2018 9:00:04 AM EST
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I was brought up to believe that a cat in the yard is okay.  A cat in the woods is a target that you don't let get back home again.

That food in the woods (squirrels, rabbits, grouse) is food we'd be hunting/shooting/eating this fall/winter while putting the excess in the freezer for spring/summer meals.  Cats take away from your food supply, so they don't go home again.

These days (40+ years later) I have cats in the house but they never go outside.  They are allowed to kill any/all crickets/spiders/beetles that get in the house.
Link Posted: 10/30/2018 9:08:31 AM EST
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Coyotes are effectively dispatching all the cats in my AO.

Use to see cats all the time, now, very rarely.

My 18 year old has retired to the house.  I once saw him stare down a fox and win.

My two barn cats stay inside 98% of the time.  They know something is out there.
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Outdoor/feral cats lead short exciting lives around here.
We are thick with coyotes.

Hawaii has the worst feral cat problem I have ever seen. Damn things are everywhere.
Link Posted: 10/30/2018 9:11:02 AM EST
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I live in one of those big old stately homes that some people just find so appealing.  Bats and birds also find it appealing.  I don't have a bat or bird problem any more.  Lucille fixed that.  We get an occasional mouse from the river bottoms but it never lasts very long.  She's a total psychopath that kills just for the fun of it.  She also expects me to stop what I'm doing every afternoon when I come home from work and talk to her for a minute or two.  Best cat ever.

Our newest one. Well I think maybe she's a complete idiot.  I have no idea what she contributes to the family except for comic relief when she decides to take the dog for a ride through the house.
Link Posted: 10/30/2018 9:18:55 AM EST
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Cat owners are kind of a douche too.
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Cats are assholes.
Cat owners are kind of a douche too.
Many of them, yes.  You do NOT have the right to inflict you pet on your neighbors.
Link Posted: 10/30/2018 9:22:41 AM EST
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It's interesting how Liberals protect Kudzu.
Link Posted: 10/30/2018 10:12:58 AM EST
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Pfft.

The only thing in danger in my backyard when Mojo (RIP) was around was VERMIN:

https://i.imgur.com/ZQxCUL0.jpg

Miss my boy.
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That picture is great. Nice work.
Link Posted: 10/30/2018 10:30:05 AM EST
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We've got a problem with feral cats out in the county where we live. My wife has gone "scorched earth" on them with a Hava-Hart trap and her Ruger Mark IV pistol. The war started when they started taking shits in her spice garden, hah!
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I like cats, especially cats that hunt and kill. I couldn't care less about then killing animals.  I like cats as pets too.

At the same time, your wife seems cool too, shooting varmints with her pistol.

I see it both ways.
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