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Mum! There's a Cat in our garden!

PostPosted: Sun Feb 22, 2015 1:12 pm
by Fozzer
http://kron4.com/2015/02/21/mountain-li ... ghborhood/

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"People who encounter them are advised to not run but instead to face the animal, make noise and appear larger by waving their arms in the air, according to emergency officials".
Unquote.

Yea...right!.... :shock: ...!

Me?...I would just lie down and pretend I was dead... :pray: ...!

Paul....not too fond of Cats...of any size... ;) ...!

Re: Mum! There's a Cat in our garden!

PostPosted: Sun Feb 22, 2015 1:21 pm
by OldAirmail
Paul, I know that you don't like cats all that much, but don't try to chase it out of your yard. :D

Re: Mum! There's a Cat in our garden!

PostPosted: Sun Feb 22, 2015 2:28 pm
by Romulus111VADT
With that urban type setting and with peoples fondness for dog/cat doors to allow their pets to come and go as they please. Can you imaging the looks if the mountain lion had come in during the night and used the cat box...... :o

I can also imagine if they didn't have a doggy door and the cat box had an expectantly larger burial. I would assume to level of sobriety of the husband would have been in question after his night out with the boys. :roll:

Either way someone's got to dump the box..... :doh:

:D

Re: Mum! There's a Cat in our garden!

PostPosted: Mon Feb 23, 2015 1:33 am
by H
Fozzer wrote:"People who encounter them are advised to not run but instead to face the animal, make noise and appear larger by waving their arms in the air, according to emergency officials".
I didn't do any waving when I knew they were about; besides, during the last encounters I was a fair size match for the male (I lack a bit in the claw and dental departments, however). Although it's been long said that eastern cougars are extinct, I saw the first when I was 5, the 2nd when I was 15 (a young one that paced me to the top of the hill; I was on bicycle) and the last two (the female a couple times, male and female the last time) about 13 years ago on the route I sometimes walked to work (5 miles to my old jobsite, night shift). One of our forest rangers reported seeing one up north a couple years ago. They normally are about in the late evening and, thus far, seem to be somewhat human-shy.
Fozzer wrote:Me?...I would just lie down and pretend I was dead...
as a sacrificial dinner? :o


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Re: Mum! There's a Cat in our garden!

PostPosted: Mon Feb 23, 2015 3:34 am
by Webb
In Florida the alligators keep the mountain lion population in check.

Re: Mum! There's a Cat in our garden!

PostPosted: Mon Feb 23, 2015 3:56 am
by Fozzer
The most dangerous creatures we have in England are....

..Old Ladies!... :shock: ...!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQ94oD9uKrY

Bless 'em!..... :dance: ...!

Paul.... :lol: ...!