Personally, I don't shoot cats because I don't have problems with them, but
if they destroyed my vegetable garden, I wouldn't hesitate to do so. If you
read the fine print in your town code, you'll likely find old laws which
permit landowners to kill things that destroy food crops.

Just because you call an animal a cute pet doesn't mean it's not a serious
pain in the ass to someone else. I'll venture a guess that you've never come
face to face with a feral dog, or three of them at once.

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bajaman wrote:
The traps work surprisingly well. I have trapped approximately 20 cats
in
the last 2 months using a live trap. I have several really nice cars
that I
was tired of the damned feral ******* cats climbing on when I'd leave my
garages doors open. Not to mention the shredding of the garbage bags
awaiting collection.
Once you have them trapped, they are yours to do with what you will.
A word of advice, if you just haul them off somewhere, go AT LEAST 10
miles
away, and cross a couple of bodies of water if you can. Otherwise the
*******s will damned near beat you back home!

I've also broke out my old recurve bow and gone "hunting". Nice and
silent,
and provides a relatively quick kill (though a stuck cat certainly YOWLS
a
lot!). I'd avoid poisons and firearms in any sort of municipal area,
too
much chance for things to go wrong.



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Here we go again. A couple years ago some low-lifes sent the 5 lb. furry
vermin to my clam boat to use it as a litter box. Never got a good aim
at
the cat.

Now, I have a trawler with Polish storm windows (AKA rigid pvc drop
curtains) around the stern area, and a neighbor's DAMN CAT still gets

inside

for the same purpose.

I need your advice. What type of anitfreeze is it that smells and
tastes
good to animals, but offs 'em in a few hours? Does De-Con work? Rat

traps?