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01 December 2004, 00:54
chapster1
cat lovers
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01 December 2004, 01:09
geekay
Definitely my preferred target when in the bush, no matter what I'm stalking or lining up if I spot a cat it gets the pill.
01 December 2004, 01:17
Easy_Rollins
Small round of applause,great one.
01 December 2004, 01:58
416SW
yeah good one
01 December 2004, 07:49
muzza
almost as good as a visit to the Small Game Forum....
04 December 2004, 00:08
JAL
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Definitely my preferred target when in the bush, no matter what I'm stalking or lining up if I spot a cat it gets the pill.



Poor puddy. Anyway funny how they get bad press for eating
native (fauna is it?) and they never seem to eat the pests.
Just about everything out there eats each other.(Does that
make sense?)
Anyway imagine the food chain up thru to the darling of
the beatnics, the dingo. Sure, never ate a Bilby in their
life.
Bird life is it, Sheese, they eat each others babies like
their going out of fashon. Yeah, poor puddy.
John L.
04 December 2004, 11:10
Richard Kymble
Just need to clarify...

Are you defending feral cats?
04 December 2004, 13:13
JAL
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Just need to clarify...

Are you defending feral cats?



Why? Is that illegal, not Politically correct perhaps?
Do you hate all cats? (See the original post heading.)
Remember when shooters loved to shoot eagles because some-
one told them how bad they were?
Where I shoot on grazing land I see plagues of roos,pigs
etc. and more dingoes and foxes than cats. I've seen two
cats, but I think I can have MY priorties when stalking
other pests. If that's alright with you. :-)
Say, did you see that fox in the Courier Mail yesterday,
with the python around it's head. Poor foxie.
John L.
06 December 2004, 08:23
Richard Kymble
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Why?


Inquiring mind needs to know

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Is that illegal, not Politically correct perhaps?


Not that I'm aware of. IMO it's Un-Australian not to shoot every feral cat on sight.

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Do you hate all cats? (See the original post heading.)


No, I like dead ones, come to think of it dead cats are my favourite type of cat.

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Remember when shooters loved to shoot eagles because some-one told them how bad they were?


No? Did you shoot eagles when it was popular?

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Where I shoot on grazing land I see plagues of roos,pigs etc. and more dingoes and foxes than cats. I've seen two cats, but I think I can have MY priorties when stalking other pests. If that's alright with you. :-)


Whatever blows your hair back and makes your nipples hard.

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Say, did you see that fox in the Courier Mail yesterday, with the python around it's head. Poor foxie.
John L.


No.
06 December 2004, 10:31
JAL
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Inquiring mind needs to know [Unquote]

I agree your confused, if you say so. (confused sign)

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Not that I'm aware of. IMO it's Un-Australian not to shoot every feral cat on sight. [Unquote]

Um, just how close to your neighbours fence do the ferals
roam?

[Quote] I like dead ones, come to think of it dead cats are my favourite type of cat. [unquote]

Say, are you related to any of thoes soldiers that "did" for the kittens up north?

[Quote] No? Did you shoot eagles when it was popular?
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Not me mate, I wasn't even there!

[Quote]Whatever blows your hair back and makes your nipples hard. [Unquote]

Now I get it, you get hard when you pop a poor puddy cat.

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Say, did you see that fox in the Courier Mail yesterday, with the python around it's head. Poor foxie.
John L.


No.



Yer umm,Friday page 10, (it's got pickies for the Qldlanders
that have trouble reading.)

Bummer, I just checked my permission to shoot form, (only
shoot on one property,) the owner didn't list moggies.
Maybe he thought they were too small for me to hit?
Anyway. . . go getum tiger. :-) And if your feral red
deer then jumps up and away. . . tough titty as they say.
Kimble, Kimble, wearn't you on the run for something?
John L.