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Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)
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We have TNR over 50 cats since buying this house in '99. We actually had to buy our own trap, as it was easier than repeatedly trekking over to the local nonprofit and hoping they hadn't loaned them all out.
Our toughest case was the elusive Mama Grey. She had half a dozen litters before we could get her. She was not much more than a runt herself, but surely had spirit. I saw her climbing and leaping from a chain link fence one day with a full grown squirrel in her mouth. It equaled her in size.
We finally trapped her in the garage one day and literally had to starve her into the trap. She held out almost 4 days before going in for the food. We had her fixed and she then disappeared within a month. Kind of sad.
Below is a pic from 11/26/09, at the height of the madness. We had no Thanksgiving plans that year, so we bought ten cans of mackerel and gave the pride a Thanksgiving feast. About 80% of this group was feral, but conditioned to feeding. That year, I believe, we got the last breeder fixed and have slowly dwindled in population from attrition.
We went through about 60 pounds of dry food every two weeks at that time. Needless to say, no bug/lizard/bird is safe in my back yard.
Currently, there are about a dozen in or around the house, all fixed, fat freeloaders. The worst problem we now have is the random possum/racoon through the cat door in the wee hours. Who'd of thought that the crazy cat lady in my block would end up being me, the fat, hairy biker guy...
Jay
The fat, orange cat was Kitana. She was the ONE cat we actually owned, who moved there with us. The rest just kinda showed up.
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Ladies thank you for all the work you do on behalf of these kitties.
We have TNR over 50 cats since buying this house in '99. We actually had to buy our own trap, as it was easier than repeatedly trekking over to the local nonprofit and hoping they hadn't loaned them all out.
Our toughest case was the elusive Mama Grey. She had half a dozen litters before we could get her. She was not much more than a runt herself, but surely had spirit. I saw her climbing and leaping from a chain link fence one day with a full grown squirrel in her mouth. It equaled her in size.
We finally trapped her in the garage one day and literally had to starve her into the trap. She held out almost 4 days before going in for the food. We had her fixed and she then disappeared within a month. Kind of sad.
Below is a pic from 11/26/09, at the height of the madness. We had no Thanksgiving plans that year, so we bought ten cans of mackerel and gave the pride a Thanksgiving feast. About 80% of this group was feral, but conditioned to feeding. That year, I believe, we got the last breeder fixed and have slowly dwindled in population from attrition.
We went through about 60 pounds of dry food every two weeks at that time. Needless to say, no bug/lizard/bird is safe in my back yard.
Currently, there are about a dozen in or around the house, all fixed, fat freeloaders. The worst problem we now have is the random possum/racoon through the cat door in the wee hours. Who'd of thought that the crazy cat lady in my block would end up being me, the fat, hairy biker guy...
Jay
The fat, orange cat was Kitana. She was the ONE cat we actually owned, who moved there with us. The rest just kinda showed up.
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WOW !!!!
We have a cat,his name's Earl (a Russian Blue).Only a couple of strays in my neighbourhood.
I've got the Kayfun Mini 2.1 ES in mine
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Ssssssshhhhhh...don't say it out loud. Next thing you know some kitty is going to tag your fence with a note that says, "Nice people live here, will trade food for
."I'll trade ya cat for a caravanSsssssshhhhhh...don't say it out loud. Next thing you know some kitty is going to tag your fence with a note that says, "Nice people live here, will trade food for
Ssssssshhhhhh...don't say it out loud. Next thing you know some kitty is going to tag your fence with a note that says, "Nice people live here, will trade food for
.I was just googling for donut-shaped DTs and I came across cloudculturestore(dot)com. You have to go see their drip tips. Expensive, mostly $15-17, and I'm not sure how practical they are but unique!
@Bea-FL I'm gonna have a look man.
I recognize that... it's an irrational fear... I dont have a problem with spiders, snakes, mice, etc., but I don't like high nic levels...
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Link first: $10.28 Free Shipping Kayfun Mini V2.1 ES Styled Rebuildable Atomizer Kit (1.6-4.0ml) (Kayfun Mini V2.1 ES, Stainless Steel) at m.FastTech.com
Pic will come when I drag my laxy self outta bed.
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Long as your off the cigarettes it don't matter, I haven't had one today. First day of quitting again, been dual using since august. I'm using 6mg but if I'm mtling I use a higher strength
I like the look of the Kayfun lite
I might use my baby beast soon, not used my alien for a while.@kad2371 don't like that drip tip at all.
We have TNR over 50 cats since buying this house in '99. We actually had to buy our own trap, as it was easier than repeatedly trekking over to the local nonprofit and hoping they hadn't loaned them all out.
Our toughest case was the elusive Mama Grey. She had half a dozen litters before we could get her. She was not much more than a runt herself, but surely had spirit. I saw her climbing and leaping from a chain link fence one day with a full grown squirrel in her mouth. It equaled her in size.
We finally trapped her in the garage one day and literally had to starve her into the trap. She held out almost 4 days before going in for the food. We had her fixed and she then disappeared within a month. Kind of sad.
Below is a pic from 11/26/09, at the height of the madness. We had no Thanksgiving plans that year, so we bought ten cans of mackerel and gave the pride a Thanksgiving feast. About 80% of this group was feral, but conditioned to feeding. That year, I believe, we got the last breeder fixed and have slowly dwindled in population from attrition.
We went through about 60 pounds of dry food every two weeks at that time. Needless to say, no bug/lizard/bird is safe in my back yard.
Currently, there are about a dozen in or around the house, all fixed, fat freeloaders. The worst problem we now have is the random possum/racoon through the cat door in the wee hours. Who'd of thought that the crazy cat lady in my block would end up being me, the fat, hairy biker guy...
Jay
The fat, orange cat was Kitana. She was the ONE cat we actually owned, who moved there with us. The rest just kinda showed up.
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:O that's a lot of cats!! lol
Good morning everyone !
Ummm, I got to page 3 and, errr, they do have a rather, well, unusual drip tip...not posting pictures of that one, but using it in public would get some stares for sure.
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