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1J04 said:
Just before I left to come in to work a bit ago we had one of the neighbors cats posted up at the base of my big ass stump with a tree growing outta it. It's where my squirrels live. I got bird feeders and spread seed n stuff for the Deer as well. If that darn cat, see what I did there?, snags one of them squirrels or a bird, good on him, that's what they do. He's also welcome to crawl under my Pole Bldg Doors to devastate Mice as well. Seen him in there, I'm good with it. I've offed many a Cat, but not for hunting. Pretty certain hell is coming her way.......
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I kill every fluff rat I can (and they are tasty). They like to chew wires and snuggle up in the eves of my house but... I watched my cat stalk a young squirrel once. He pounced and connected and it didn't end well... for the cat. Squirrels are pointy on 5 of their six ends! As for that woman... She is obviously a gubment spook ruining a recharging station for drones. Birds aren't real :D
 
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barneybdb said:
Whereabouts are you Gaz? I am on the Northern outskirts of Adelaide.
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North West of Canberra, mate. Not remote enough to be too isolated, but my nearest neighbour is 3km as the crow flies, so it's just right.

We're comparatively lucky with the ferals here, no dogs.

The rabbits were a serious problem, I was dropping over 600 a year before we introduced the Calicivirus 2yrs back, I've shot less than 100 since.
Foxes are about but I get more cats.

I was up between Katherine and Kununurra in the 90s and the bloody cats were pretty big up there too.
 
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barneybdb said:
Spent a few years on helicopters in Canberra late eighties, probably flew over your place. Rabbits seem to be making a bit of a comeback down here and still seeing plenty of foxes.
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I never did find out the details, but about 16 or 17 years ago when I was living on the other side of the place, about 10km from here, we had a Chinook put down with what I assume was a mechanical issue on next door's front paddock. Nothing dramatic, looked like a nornal landing, but they had to wait for the fitters before they left.

We used to get pairs of fast movers over at low level occasionally too, but I haven't seen them for quite a while.
 
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Gaznazdiak said:
I don't know the situation in the US, but here in Oz we have a serious problem with cats, both feral and "domesticated".

I have a very simple rule of thumb here on this sheep property: if it hasn't got an ear tag and it's not native, it won't survive discovery here.

So far, the biggest cat I've given the good news was 8.75kg, plus whatever it's head might have weighed. That's big enough to take down a lamb, let alone a bird.

I am a long way from the nearest town so the chances of someone's pet wandering in are remote, but I'm not about to risk letting even one feral get away by checking either.

www.abc.net.au

Feral and pet cats killing 'billions' of native animals each year, research finds

New research finds each feral cat in Australia will kill 740 animals a year. Together with their domesticated cousins, cats are killing about three million animals a day.
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Hmmm.......Interesting....... :unsure: :whistle::cool:
 
#57
I’ll shoot a cat, but this leftist, fruitloop twat still deserves to catch hell for being a leftist, fruitloop twat.

Hero, you have cat probrom? This Lucky Dragron, we help.
 
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brianf said:
Goes both ways.

Keep your cat on your property. Just because it’s a “outside” cat doesn’t mean I want it on my property. It wanders on my dirt it’s fair game.

Flip side if she is regulating what She thinks a sanctuary is then she has it coming. It’s either nature or a zoo, not both.

Pellet rifle for cats and birds depending in what side of the fence you are on.

Figuratively and physically.
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Dude your a douche. It’s a house cat for fucks sake. Not like they bother anyone.

I don’t have a cat but every day when I get home the neighbor cat comes and greets me before I get in the house. It lays around my porch and in my flower beds. I don’t give a shit what that cat does.

He sleeps on my truck and that kinda pisses me off but I guess he deserves it for all the nice and rats he kills around the house in the outside.

That cat has outsmarted both of my 100 lb pits so far so I’ll let him do whatever he wants.
 
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nikonNUT said:
I kill every fluff rat I can (and they are tasty). They like to chew wires and snuggle up in the eves of my house but... I watched my cat stalk a young squirrel once. He pounced and connected and it didn't end well... for the cat. Squirrels are pointy on 5 of their six ends! As for that woman... She is obviously a gubment spook ruining a recharging station for drones. Birds aren't real :D
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I had a large squirrel try that once with one of my dogs when the dog grabbed him out of a low tree. Didn't end well for the squirrel, the dog just acted like Bruce Lee when the enemy would cut him at the beginning of a fight. My dog just enjoyed playing chew toy with the squirrel hanging off the end of it's nose till it stopped squeaking. Young squirrels usually are just instant squeak toys if they don't get up a tree in a hurry (which all the smart ones are very good at doing).

Squirrels look cute from a distance but I've had enough damage done to my house by them and their rat buddies who follow in their trails to have a very dim view of any around my property.

Rabbits are fine around here as they don't eat everything & my dogs have an understanding with them... the rabbits agree to do a half hearted job of running away and the dogs agree to do a half hearted job of chasing them.
 
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well add me to the list of rat bastards, douches, or whatever you want to call me.

You have a cat, and it’s on your property, you let that cat do whatever you want to....that is your right. You DO NOT have the right to let that animal run around on other people’s property. If it was a dog, you’d get a ticket for “dog at large”. Something happens to the cat while it’s off your property, i have zero sympathy for you.

Yup, i have a cat i think highly of. It stays on the 20 acres. If it wanders off, and things happen, that’s that. Dont care whether it’s a car that smokes it on the centerline or a neighbor who shoots it cause it was stalking songbirds at his birdfeeder.....if it’s off my property, that is MY fault.

i run my property with an iron fist. If there is an animal there causing an issue, or just there when i dont want it there, it is dealt with. My property.....i dont need an excuse. Dog outside wagging it’s tail and friendly? I’ll track down it’s owner. Dog outside killing chickens? That’s a dead dog.

I dont understand how folks are going to let their critters run anywhere, then get upset when someone else calls them on it. Folks, that’s fucked up.
 
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Kadams1563 said:
Dude your a douche. It’s a house cat for fucks sake. Not like they bother anyone.

I don’t have a cat but every day when I get home the neighbor cat comes and greets me before I get in the house. It lays around my porch and in my flower beds. I don’t give a shit what that cat does.

He sleeps on my truck and that kinda pisses me off but I guess he deserves it for all the nice and rats he kills around the house in the outside.

That cat has outsmarted both of my 100 lb pits so far so I’ll let him do whatever he wants.
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So who pays for the scratches on your hood from that lovely cat.

Brothers last lease; had a neighborhood cat that would do the same thing.

Scratched the shit out of his hood, had to pay when he returned the lease.

On this site of all sites...live free...dont impose...Keep you eyes on your own property....bla bla bla.

Someone says keep your pet In your yard and everyone becomes part of a hippy commune.

Talk about ironic.
 
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It's a bit of a balancing act, but cats roaming around do play an important part, along with other predators in keeping the rodent population at bay.
Which as folks in the dark ages found out, can be an important issue.

Then dogs, humans and other predators keep the cat population in check.

Animals can get smart however. I find that on regular occasions smaller rabbits & smaller birds will like to hide out under the window and along the bushes right near the bedroom window where my dogs like to keep watch, I think it's something to do with them feeling safer from cats sneaking up on them.

While cats are a problem for the smaller birds, Their biggest enemy is other birds, the huge black ones and then the hawks.
 
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myronman3 said:
well add me to the list of rat bastards, douches, or whatever you want to call me.

You have a cat, and it’s on your property, you let that cat do whatever you want to....that is your right. You DO NOT have the right to let that animal run around on other people’s property. If it was a dog, you’d get a ticket for “dog at large”. Something happens to the cat while it’s off your property, i have zero sympathy for you.

Yup, i have a cat i think highly of. It stays on the 20 acres. If it wanders off, and things happen, that’s that. Dont care whether it’s a car that smokes it on the centerline or a neighbor who shoots it cause it was stalking songbirds at his birdfeeder.....if it’s off my property, that is MY fault.

i run my property with an iron fist. If there is an animal there causing an issue, or just there when i dont want it there, it is dealt with. My property.....i dont need an excuse. Dog outside wagging it’s tail and friendly? I’ll track down it’s owner. Dog outside killing chickens? That’s a dead dog.

I dont understand how folks are going to let their critters run anywhere, then get upset when someone else calls them on it. Folks, that’s fucked up.
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Blasphemy ??=☠️ Lol
 
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friend is a vet. You’d be shocked at the number of people that have unspayed and intact male cats around. Their property gets overrun, and these people call her, want her to come out, catch said cats, spay and neuter them, all at a giant discount. I wanna know what fucking reality they live in, where they can be completely ignorant fucktards (which is their business-so long as it is on their property) but then want her to come out and donate her time, expertise, supplies and money to fix their issue, that THEY created.

Some people. Sheesh.
 
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Dont see many house cats. Honestly don't technically "see" ANY wildcats, till they're caught. Their elusiveness is honestly kinda impressive..
To each their own, but I personally wouldn't kill a house cat unless it was rabid or trying to hurt someone or something close to me. Coyotes and wildcats are a different story.. yote lured one of my dogs in the bushes and might've hurt her if my pap wasn't 20 ft away with a 9mm.
 

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#72
I hate people that just let cats roam around the neighborhood to crap in your yard and not take any responsibility cleaning up after it. i shoot all cats that come in my yard. Why should cats get a pass and not dogs?? if i was her neighbor i let her borrow a 22
 
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Yep, have zero f-ing tolerance for pet owners that let their cats and dogs run wild. I take note as to what my neighbors have for pets, and will chase them off once or twice if I feel there's no threat. But owners that let their cats out to roam get everything they have coming to them. Keep your damn pet on your land, if you can't accomplish that level of respect for other's, I'll gladly help them learn it.
 
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gunman_7 said:
Yep, have zero f-ing tolerance for pet owners that let their cats and dogs run wild. I take note as to what my neighbors have for pets, and will chase them off once or twice if I feel there's no threat. But owners that let their cats out to roam get everything they have coming to them. Keep your damn pet on your land, if you can't accomplish that level of respect for other's, I'll gladly help them learn it.
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"Blessed are the peace makers, for they shall be called the children of God" Matthew 5:9


hahah not sure if your statement lines up with your scripture
 
#76
I'm not for killing other peoples pets, but the warning was issued...

Solution to prevent escalation is as simple as taking responsibility(?) for the pets activities.

As long as the escalation stays within their legal right to protect/defend their property I see no issues.



Honestly, the most surprising part to me is how many here have the opinion that letter makes them a POS. It's a pretty liberal stance telling some what they can or cannot protect their private property from in a normally quite conservative crowd. I do wonder if pet came onto their property and killed the bird, dog or whatever animal they cared about if the tunes would change and there would be no problem protecting their own property.
 
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You know, in all honesty, people should be grateful she's actually trying to warn her neighbors. That's way more than I would do. Seriously, if you care so little about your pet that you let it roam freely across the country side, then I guess I don't care about it either and lights out.

I'm just surprised she is nice enough to warn people who don't give a crap about her property.
 
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gunman_7 said:
You know, in all honesty, people should be grateful she's actually trying to warn her neighbors. That's way more than I would do. Seriously, if you care so little about your pet that you let it roam freely across the country side, then I guess I don't care about it either and lights out.

I'm just surprised she is nice enough to warn people who don't give a crap about her property.
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yep totally agree i dont know why people are hating on her
 
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goosed said:
I'm not for killing other peoples pets, but the warning was issued...

Solution to prevent escalation is as simple as taking responsibility(?) for the pets activities.

As long as the escalation stays within their legal right to protect/defend their property I see no issues.



Honestly, the most surprising part to me is how many here have the opinion that letter makes them a POS. It's a pretty liberal stance telling some what they can or cannot protect their private property from in a normally quite conservative crowd. I do wonder if pet came onto their property and killed the bird, dog or whatever animal they cared about if the tunes would change and there would be no problem protecting their own property.
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Agreed, WTH is wrong with some people here, she owns a decent chunk of land to do with as she pleases, not for the neighbors to use and their pet exercise area. Why that's such a difficult thing for some here to understand is beyond me.

Be respectful of others property and their rights, because I'm pretty damn sure you all would bitch from the hilltop's if someone dared to disrupt your mighty kingdom in the slightest.
 
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Dippy said:
Pets are a different story. People get all twisted up over them. Consider them apart of the family and “furr babies”...

I never understood that, but that’s none of my business. You want to treat an animal like a human, that’s cool with me. But when your furr baby comes over and chases my animals about... it’s no damn furr baby to me.
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I'm guilty of having a fur baby. Love that damned German Shepard despite how defective he might be compared to a normal GSD.

So I fully understand how much it would hurt if someone 'handled' him for causing problems. That's why I have taken the responsibility for his whereabouts and getting him properly trained. Even off leash I can call him off an animal regardless of if he's 5 feet from me or across the 40.

Yet, the fact remains the one time he doesn't listen it would be on me for not controlling him not you for protecting yours. For me, to say anything else is like saying you no longer have the right to protect your house from burglars because that is someone's kid robbing you... i.e. a very dangerous liberal rabbit hole.
 
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My neighbors cat was shitting in my garden box when they let it out in the morning. I started shoveling the catshit out and tossing it onto their lawn across the street. When that failed, I bagged it and left it on their stoop with a note to let said cat out THE BACK DOOR becuase I was going to set a trap and take it to the pound. No more cat shit
 
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Neighbors cat shits in my yard. Dog eats it. Dog gets sick. Dog needs antibiotics and expensive probiotics over and over. Costs me plenty of time and money. Cat owners think its OK but would freak if dogs roamed free shitting and causing trouble in their yards.

Neighbor shouldda kept her mouth shut and used the .22. Now when fluffy disappears they will know who did it.
 
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M8541Reaper said:
10:1 she’s a military spouse. They post this kind of shit all the type in the Dependa FB groups.
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Nah, very likely she's an entitled lib originally from Greenwich, CT with a superiority complex.

I have no problem with people managing their property as they see fit; however, Wendy never says she owns the land where the cat is doing its murdering, only that they maintain it. My guess is that she wanders around through some local public forest preserve, picking up the occasional discarded water bottle and fancies herself as some kind of forest nymph. Of course such stewardship of the land gives her some magical ownership rights to it - I don't totally disagree with this view, but she's still a screwball.

Really though, what is she going to do? She won't shoot it. Poison? Good luck. Probably call animal control; by the time AC gets there Mittens will be long gone.

My guess is she just doesn't like orange cats because she associates orange with Trump. Orange man (and cats) bad!
 
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CSGambill said:
Nah, very likely she's an entitled lib originally from Greenwich, CT with a superiority complex.

I have no problem with people managing their property as they see fit; however, Wendy never says she owns the land where the cat is doing its murdering, only that they maintain it. My guess is that she wanders around through some local public forest preserve, picking up the occasional discarded water bottle and fancies herself as some kind of forest nymph. Of course such stewardship of the land gives her some magical ownership rights to it - I don't totally disagree with this view, but she's still a screwball.

Really though, what is she going to do? She won't shoot it. Poison? Good luck. Probably call animal control; by the time AC gets there Mittens will be long gone.

My guess is she just doesn't like orange cats because she associates orange with Trump. Orange man (and cats) bad!
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Dude people are fuckin nuts and social media lets them spread their crazy.

There was a mil spouse posting in the spouse FB group I’m in telling everyone that they need to keep their cats indoors because she has a fear of cats. She no shit wants people to keep their outdoor pets inside because she feels uncomfortable and has a cat phobia.
 
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M8541Reaper said:
Dude people are fuckin nuts and social media lets them spread their crazy.

There was a mil spouse posting in the spouse FB group I’m in telling everyone that they need to keep their cats indoors because she has a fear of cats. She no shit wants people to keep their outdoor pets inside because she feels uncomfortable and has a cat phobia.
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outdoor pets? Is that what we call cats that wonder all over the neighborhood So owner don’t have to take responsibility for them? See post 88
 
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Whole bunch of easily triggered hypocrites in this thread. Anything with a whiff of "liberalism" (real or presumed) gets instantly flamed. For all you know, the lady who posted the note could be a 2A loving libertarian. In fact, that's reasonably likely based on her thinly veiled warning to the cat owner to handle their pets.

OP, tell your friend to get his cat under control. The cat's rights end at his property line. I'm not advocating that it get shot at all, but he has no moral high ground here.

And yes, domesticated cats which are kept outdoors are a MASSIVE problem, an invasive species, and kill untold numbers of migratory birds.
 
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ClangClang said:
Whole bunch of easily triggered hypocrites in this thread. Anything with a whiff of "liberalism" (real or presumed) gets instantly flamed. For all you know, the lady who posted the note could be a 2A loving libertarian. In fact, that's reasonably likely based on her thinly veiled warning to the cat owner to handle their pets.

OP, tell your friend to get his cat under control. The cat's rights end at his property line. I'm not advocating that it get shot at all, but he has no moral high ground here.

And yes, domesticated cats which are kept outdoors are a MASSIVE problem, an invasive species, and kill untold numbers of migratory birds.
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While she was delivering the letter it probably killed another bird and shit on her porch. I haven't read the study but supposedly house cats are responsible for millions of songbird deaths a year. If I was interested in having songbirds on my property and somebody's cat was killing them, not sure it would be a problem for long.

PSA on your beloved cats....... Can't tell you how many houses I went into to tear out and install new flooring and found wet, stinking cat piss. Im convinced they ALL piss in the house. All you cat guys, (didn't even know there was such a thing until I met my neighbor, rest his soul) guess what....your cat pisses in your house! Don't think I ever tore out carpet without seeing stains, if not wet, dry. It pisses in the box when it feels like it. Full denial from the homeowners. I could show them the wet piss carpet and they wouldn't believe it. Sometimes shit behind a door to a spare bedroom they hadn't gone into in awhile. Keep your head in the sand, don't worry, I'm sure YOUR little prince would never do such a thing.
 
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Va_Gentleman said:
Would be awesome to have someone near that is an Avid Falconer .... Yeah, loose a real bird of prey into her Wildlife Sanctuary. No Cat, No more Birds, hell... maybe no deer or small children. Not really domestic as it eats what it only kills.
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I've seen a Harris hawk work up close. They are the definition of bad ass.
 
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ClangClang said:
Whole bunch of easily triggered hypocrites in this thread. Anything with a whiff of "liberalism" (real or presumed) gets instantly flamed. For all you know, the lady who posted the note could be a 2A loving libertarian. In fact, that's reasonably likely based on her thinly veiled warning to the cat owner to handle their pets.

OP, tell your friend to get his cat under control. The cat's rights end at his property line. I'm not advocating that it get shot at all, but he has no moral high ground here.

And yes, domesticated cats which are kept outdoors are a MASSIVE problem, an invasive species, and kill untold numbers of migratory birds.
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Damn right.
I don't mind cats in their place, indoors or at the local Chinese restaurant ?
Irresponsible owners who let them roam are as big a problem as the cats.

www.audubon.org

North America Has Lost More Than 1 in 4 Birds in Last 50 Years, New Study Says

For the first time, researchers have estimated the volume of total avian loss in the Western Hemisphere—and it’s not just threatened species that are declining. Many backyard favorites are also...
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