Did you cut the farking thing in half?

FYI, I think there are some rules about not posting pics of feral (house cats) on this site. Was a rash of it a few years ago and some people complained about it. None the less, good job!

Not aware of that rule.

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Originally posted by eny:
FYI, I think there are some rules about not posting pics of feral (house cats) on this site. Was a rash of it a few years ago and some people complained about it. None the less, good job!

No there are not.

If you hunted it, you can post it.

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No there are not.

If you hunted it, you can post it.

Thank You Saeed, feral cats in Australia kill a lot of native animals.
Pete

Heck of a Moggy!

Feral cats are supposed to get pretty big but that one doesn't look over-large.

The cat lovers here have one that's bigger and fatter, and it got that way just eating crunchies and panhandling in the kitchen.

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Saw a fascinating documentary on feral cats in Australia a couple of years back. Stats on how many birds and other small mammals they kill pa was scary! They interviewed one old timer who made a living from trapping and shooting feral cats - was into his 1000s and also sold caps and waistcoats made from the pelts. Quite a business.

Dont know any other country that has a feral cat problem like Australia.

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We have a feral cat problem in Texas! Problem is half the time they are lounging at someone's house, the other half they are in the pasture killing wildlife just for fun! People just do not realize how destructive they are!

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Originally posted by Saeed:

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Originally posted by eny:
FYI, I think there are some rules about not posting pics of feral (house cats) on this site. Was a rash of it a few years ago and some people complained about it. None the less, good job!

No there are not.



If you hunted it, you can post it.

My bad, must have been a different site

I seem to remember a big shitfight on the topic, and I think it was apropos that got turned down.

Wildcats are just like any other animal when not in native environment. Unless managed they have potential to get out of control.
Ive got an influx here Ill be shortly dealing with once calving calms down a bit.

Feral cats are a big problem here...I live in a small farming town in the north east of Tasmania, when we moved here about a year and a half back, the previous owner had nine cats that he left here and the woman across the road had 40 to 50+. Since I've been here, with the help of the RSPCA, I have trapped and disposed if 115 cats.
As to the size of the cat pictured...there used to be a photo floating around the outdoor magazines of a feral cat killed out in the central west of NSW...its back legs were tied over the roof rack of a VW Bug and its front legs were touching the ground !!!
When I was living in the central west I had a grey tabby attacking two of my dogs, a Doberman and a Rottweiler, I hit it with two SG rounds from a 12ga, and it still ran off...

Roger

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Originally posted by eny:

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Originally posted by Saeed:

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Originally posted by eny:
FYI, I think there are some rules about not posting pics of feral (house cats) on this site. Was a rash of it a few years ago and some people complained about it. None the less, good job!

No there are not.



If you hunted it, you can post it.

My bad, must have been a different site

Must have been.

We don't really have many rules.

The ones we do apply are just plain common sense ones.

I understand on some sites one is not even allowed to mention AR!

I remember it being this site, however, it was forum specific on the “Cat” forum. Some comedian thought it would be cute to start posting pics of house/feral cats they had shot. A moderator quickly informed everyone that was not the spirit of that forum.