IlovemyLE wrote:I've nailed three moggies and two dogs in the Wombat S.F. in the last three months. Had one snot abusing me saying I shouldn't kill them. There are still goats there, but the trailbike riders have spooked the crap out of them.
Ziege wrote:IlovemyLE wrote:I've nailed three moggies and two dogs in the Wombat S.F. in the last three months. Had one snot abusing me saying I shouldn't kill them. There are still goats there, but the trailbike riders have spooked the crap out of them.
I was in the middle of nowhere on a pastoral lease once, me and three others who had permission to be there, no one else was, mid way through knocking off some pests and hey presto over the sand dune comes a land cruiser full of city slickers armed with a video camera (yes back in those days) they charged straight at us and before we got to utter a word like "wtf are you d**kheads even on this property for?" they were screeching that we put down our firearms and they were sat phoning the police because we almost shot them....
firstly we never "almost shot them" secondly, its illegal to hand a gun to an unlicensed stranger. thirdly f*** them theyre trespassing..
after we tuned them in that we were instead reporting them for trespass and property damage and whatever else might have happened due to them illegally entering someone else's property,
point is, be careful hunting in areas where morons exist. whether theyre meant to be there or not.
Ricochet wrote:TassieTiger wrote:Go the deer!!!!!
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/ ... y-cat.html
Bloody hell... Interesting how the cat was playing possum when the deer left it alone for a moment and then the deer was like...I see you breathing, here's some more...
I wonder if the cat did something stupid or if the deer just attacked?
RoginaJack wrote:C'mon OLDBLOKE you surely can't be serious! This is the worst outcome possible, surely the Contractor was aware that the method used was not getting the desired results but continued to carry on and maim and injure feral cats.
The Port of Newcastle also stated that " had engaged a fully-licenced and experienced external contractor to conduct the cull...." Now who's joking!
What an absolute FUBARB....
And we will all cop some flak out of this stuff up.
MrClicky wrote:Any tips on cat hunting or trapping? I know they're around but they are by far the hardest pest to catch.
MrClicky wrote:Any tips on cat hunting or trapping? I know they're around but they are by far the hardest pest to catch.
Tiger650 wrote:
Cats need culling and some folk need sterilising.
Blr243 wrote:Couple of nights ago I was cruising on my quadbike and I heard a cat crying, real close., and it seemed not scared by the sound of my quad Ten metres away it sat behind a post but with a quarter of its body and head exposed looking in my direction. I had turned off my red lights and engine. I thought. Cat u are so dead. It didn’t give a damn .. it walked across the open patch of cattle yards in front of me. At night and looking thru the thermal scope it was carrying on around certain objects but I did not shoot in case it was important infrastructure eg troughs ...eventually I can see a mouse doing its best not to be found by the cat. The cat was doing an awful lot of listening trying to pin point the Mouses location so it could pounce The whole time I’m waiting for a safe shot opportunity ....eventually I took the shot at twenty metres and the cat lay still .....I have no idea what the mouse thought at the report of the rifle ....perhaps he’s still running. I kicked some dirt around the base of the cat to cover up in an attempt to make the photo more ethically presentable but the 50 grain v max from my new 22250 Did it’s job a bit too well
RoginaJack wrote:With all the rain, we've had the odd rat move into the ceiling. So, I set a rat trap and camera up outside in the yard near where I thought Rodney was climbing up to get in.
The tap bait as a slice of carrot (peeled) and a dash of crunchy peanut butter. I prefer the crunchy one as I use it in sty fries.
Well, surprise, the first visitor was a new feral cat, sniffed around the trap, pissed on the A/C unit for good measure and went back to licking the peanut butter from the trap. Something startled the cat and it set of the trap, jumped back, settled and commenced eating the peanut butter from the trap, left the carrot and just sainted off.
Has anyone tried peanut butter for feral cats?
PS. didn't sight Rodney de Rodent at all