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Old 03/02/10, 05:36 PM
 
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Oggie you never fail to make me laugh.
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Old 03/02/10, 07:21 PM
 
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A wolverine in the attic would probably take care of the cat problem... or maybe a mongoose... a large python would put a temporary damper on the problem...

If I didn't have any extra large vicious predators around, I'd probably just staple some hardware cloth over the vents.
Why import an exotic when a good old Texas bobcat would do the trick in no time.

Oh yeah cats make good bait.
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They were tearing down the house down the road after the neighbors moved out and they found many dead cats in the walls. Eeeeeeeeewwwwwwww!
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Old 03/03/10, 08:19 AM
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Szechuan Cat is also tasty. Here's some recipes....lol
http://catrecipes.com/

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Old 03/03/10, 08:54 AM
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Perhaps you should just close up the holes in your roof/attic - problem solved.
The cats are no doubt eating the mice, squirrels, etc that are also getting in.

Its not the cats fault you have a hole that they and anything else that size or smaller can get in. Why don't you put the blame where it actually belongs -- which is on you.

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Several cats have decided to make my attic their home and they are destroying my flex ducting system. Have been heating the county the last month. I have open soffits for the extra ventilation. The cats are getting on my metal porch roof that I have recently put all of the way around the house. From the roof they just hop right into the attic. WELL WE ARE GONNA HAVE CATS ON A HOT TIN ROOF by the end of the week. I plan to run a hot wire and a return wire where they have to hit them if they try to go into the attic. I purchased a small size, but still strong powered electric fencer to hook the system to. Just wait until the first one hits the wires while standing on the metal roof - ZAP ZAP ZAP. Betcha my attic stays cat free and I'll bet after a week or so I can turn the system off.

I wonder what would happen if I were to ground the porch roof to the ground of the fencer.
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Is this topic really a homesteading question?
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Is this topic really a homesteading question?
Yes it is. I have a neighbor with 15 cats so enjoy reading how others deal with this.
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Old 03/03/10, 03:43 PM
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If you can catch them, you can heft them out of the attic with this:

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Old 03/03/10, 05:29 PM
 
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Oh , Oggie!
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Szechuan Cat is also tasty. Here's some recipes....lol
http://catrecipes.com/
Ok. So now I feel like hurling. That link put me off on dinner.
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Old 03/03/10, 06:47 PM
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If you can catch them, you can heft them out of the attic with this:

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lol.....whats the link to order one, actually may need a few..
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Old 03/03/10, 07:15 PM
 
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Ok. So now I feel like hurling. That link put me off on dinner.
Hey! A diet aid!

Oggie, I like the cat carrier. Since Nick's cat pee'd on my bedspread today, I'm thinking Zonker kitty needs some tough love...
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Old 03/03/10, 09:18 PM
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Why import an exotic when a good old Texas bobcat would do the trick in no time.

Oh yeah cats make good bait.
You know, I hadn't thought about bobcats!!!

Yesterday my aunt told me one of the local's asks her regularly if she has ant bob tailed male cats... seems he's wanting to breed his bobcat.... As if a bobcat and a bob tailed (house) cat would breed. Course, they might, if the conditions were just right......
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Your aunt better not be to attached to the cat if it doesn't work out he could be lunch.

Cat the other other white meat.
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If you can catch them, you can heft them out of the attic with this:

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I've seen that ad for years and always wondered why they used left handed threads.
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