Wisconsin voting on hunting free roaming domestic cats (not joking)

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I'll shoot them too (but only by staying in the legal shooting
restrictions in the area)


Nobody cares, dickhead.

Bull. it has in minnesota. If there is a cat on my property it might
as well dig itself a hole becasue it is as good as dead. I dont kill
cats for fun I kill them because they are no good for the enviroment

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Bull. it has in minnesota. If there is a cat on my property it might
as well dig itself a hole becasue it is as good as dead. I dont kill
cats for fun I kill them because they are no good for the enviroment


Since you do not include part of the post to which you are
referring nobody knows who you are talking to. Furthermore,
coming to a cat group to announce that you like to shoot cats
makes you a dickhead. Now **** off. I would hope your
gun backfires but I am far too nice for that. What goes
around comes around, anyway. You will get yours.
Dickheads who shoot domesticated animals always
do, one way or another.

I think I will make a hat you know kind of like what they do with coon
skins

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It'll never fly.

It has flown in minnesota and it has for years. you can shoot a cat as
long as you are staying within the shooting regulations of the state. I
know my neighbors cats and if it is a cat that I have never seen before
and I know that it is wild...well it better have a good excuse to st.
peter because her is going to the pearly gates in the sky

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Mary wrote:
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It'll never fly.

It has flown in minnesota and it has for years. you can shoot a cat as
long as you are staying within the shooting regulations of the state. I
know my neighbors cats and if it is a cat that I have never seen before
and I know that it is wild...well it better have a good excuse to st.
peter because her is going to the pearly gates in the sky


Oooo such a BIG man. I just get off on a Great Big Man who
likes to shoot sweet little furry creatures. What are you wearly,
you stud you?

Mary wrote:
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Mary wrote:
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It'll never fly.

It has flown in minnesota and it has for years. you can shoot a cat
as
long as you are staying within the shooting regulations of the
state. I
know my neighbors cats and if it is a cat that I have never seen
before
and I know that it is wild...well it better have a good excuse to
st.
peter because her is going to the pearly gates in the sky


Oooo such a BIG man. I just get off on a Great Big Man who
likes to shoot sweet little furry creatures. What are you wearly,
you stud you?

"I just get off on a Great Big Man who
likes to shoot sweet little furry creatures."

I am glad to hear that you get off to me shooting cats. do you want me
to make a video for you so you can get off to that

I dont just shoot any old cat I shoot the ones that are wild. I know
what my neighbors cats look like and I dont shoot them I shoot the ones
that are wild dont deserve to walk the earth any longer

The ones that "don't deserve to walk the earth" are not the cats, but
the PEOPLE who turned them out to fend for themselves because they (the
PEOPLE) could no longer be bothered with their care.

Just because you do not recognize the animal does not mean it doesn't
belong to someone and has accidentally escaped, or that there isn't
someone who would take it in and care for it.

If I may be so bold to suggest that instead of shotting the animals you
contact a TNR Group in your area and let them deal with the "problem"
in a more humane and socially acceptable manner?

Under normal conditions, truly feral or "wild" cats will avoid contact
with humans and places where humans inhabit. Strays, on the other
hand, were once owned by humans and they still associate humans with
food.

While I do not dispute that there is an on-going pet population and
former pet (feral) over-population going on in this country, shotting
on sight is not the answer.

You and all others who would use this means (shot on sight) means of
eradication the problem need to educate yourselves on the true causes
for the over-population problem and then do something constructive to
stop it from happening in the first place.

Hemmaholic wrote:
The ones that "don't deserve to walk the earth" are not the cats, but
the PEOPLE who turned them out to fend for themselves because they
(the
PEOPLE) could no longer be bothered with their care.

Just because you do not recognize the animal does not mean it doesn't
belong to someone and has accidentally escaped, or that there isn't
someone who would take it in and care for it.

If I may be so bold to suggest that instead of shotting the animals
you
contact a TNR Group in your area and let them deal with the "problem"
in a more humane and socially acceptable manner?

Under normal conditions, truly feral or "wild" cats will avoid
contact
with humans and places where humans inhabit. Strays, on the other
hand, were once owned by humans and they still associate humans with
food.

While I do not dispute that there is an on-going pet population and
former pet (feral) over-population going on in this country, shotting
on sight is not the answer.

You and all others who would use this means (shot on sight) means of
eradication the problem need to educate yourselves on the true causes
for the over-population problem and then do something constructive to
stop it from happening in the first place.


but I am doing something constructive to stop it. I am shooting the
ones that are wild. I live in an area where my closest neighbor is a
quarter mile down the road in a house in the woods. i know what his cat
looks like. but there have been cats from the past that have been
released in the area.

there are programs out there right now that are telling people to keep
there cats indoors. but even still there are wild cats and they are
getting into my bird pens and eating my birds which must be punished by
"death"

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Mary wrote:
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Mary wrote:
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It'll never fly.

It has flown in minnesota and it has for years. you can shoot a cat
as
long as you are staying within the shooting regulations of the
state. I
know my neighbors cats and if it is a cat that I have never seen
before
and I know that it is wild...well it better have a good excuse to
st.
peter because her is going to the pearly gates in the sky


Oooo such a BIG man. I just get off on a Great Big Man who
likes to shoot sweet little furry creatures. What are you wearly,
you stud you?

"I just get off on a Great Big Man who
likes to shoot sweet little furry creatures."

I am glad to hear that you get off to me shooting cats. do you want me
to make a video for you so you can get off to that

I dont just shoot any old cat I shoot the ones that are wild. I know
what my neighbors cats look like and I dont shoot them I shoot the ones
that are wild dont deserve to walk the earth any longer


May you never be homeless, because by your own definition you're open
game... now stop playing on daddy's computer and go do your math homework,
it's almost bedtime little boy