08/06/14, 09:34 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2009
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Originally Posted by Terrabus
I used to livetrap feral cats and release them out of town. They were quick to snag the bait until I used small plastic cups full of beef broth. Because it is a liquid, they have to stay there and drink. That gave the rusty old cage enough time to work.
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Originally Posted by highlands
That is a pretty rotten thing to do.
You are being rotten to the cats - they will likely die and not quick enough.
You are being rotten to the people you release the cats near - you are dumping your problems in their places.
What you're doing is probably also illegal.
It's your problem - deal with it.
Do not relocate animals.
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Originally Posted by Danaus29
I agree 100%. I've had a lot of damage done by dropped off feral cats. And I've spent quite a bit of time trying to get rid of them.
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Probably money too.
I used to do lots of hunting but got to where I hate to kill an animal. Don't get me wrong, I think hunting is the right thing for people to do esp deer hunting because of population numbers. I like meat too. It is no longer for me BUT if hungry, I would have no problem killing. I go to the grocery store and hire my killing done.
Had some feral cats coming up on my back porch and peeing. Got them and a male dog on my game camera. I caught a cat this AM and did the deed because it is not right for me to do the same thing that someone has done to me. Like it or not,I will continue to set my trap and get rid of the cats. If the person that had originally dumped the cats here in my part of the woods, had done the right thing, then I would not have to be dealing with it now. Deal with your problems and don't cast them off on someone else. The best thing to do is to have your animals spayed.
By the way, cats love sardines.
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