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well, I am a qualified and operating pest controller in the ACT. I don't do a lot of cat work, but when I do catch them I take them to the RSPCA who deal with them inappropriately and for free. The last ones I took there apparently had Feline AIDS. If this takes a real hold it could ironically fix the problem I guess, will also mean Mrs Brown needs top keep "Tiddles" indoors or risk her getting infected!
They deal with them inappropriately? Please, do tell...Quote:
Originally Posted by snowbound
:eek: i am hoping that is a typo!
jc
Not unusual during drought, I think, BobQuote:
Originally Posted by goingbush
At least you wont have to load any Maxtraxx, if you get bogged just chuck the hessian bags (full of cats......Quote:
Originally Posted by newhue
or sand) under the wheels and your away
That's terrible, but even I had a giggle at that :pQuote:
Originally Posted by goingbush
ah hem Murial....Quote:
Originally Posted by goingbush
hessian bags are what I took as my maxtraxx last time, but didn't need them.
Perhaps I could do a doco on the trials and tribulations of a cat catcher. Crossing the dead heart with a swag of hessian bags, some welding gloves, and a dozen kids.
Jason, hows the trip going .
Funny thing, we are camped in / near the Selwyn Ranges and a feral cat came into camp,
action station, what to do what to do , made a snare and fully expected I would not see cat again, an hour later problem solved.
(its on todays blog )
..Muriel
chalk up another feral,
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...13/07/1493.jpg
this time I took a short detour into the Gibber and collected it with one of my 6 wheels.
I cant believe how many cats are out here,
The Rangers at Diamantina NP shot 350 a few weekends ago.
I say let the cat virus into Australia, and very strict ownership & desexing regulations for pet cat owners.