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Date Posted: 17:33:15 02/10/09 Tue
Author: pete
Author Host/IP: dsl-175-231.dynamic-dsl.frii.net / 216.17.175.231
Subject: Re: CAT problems
In reply to: Bill 's message, "CAT problems" on 09:02:52 02/10/09 Tue

Thats what catapults are for.

Sounds like you are doing a great job, motion detectors aimed at the ground. traps. nice job. I agree, cats are invasive exotic species and should not be let outside, and i grew up on a farm where that is common.

A lot of wise, progressive, liberal cities have made a leash law for cats. About time.

Can you take the trapped ones to a humane society or shelter instead?

I have always wanted to hook motion detectors to a sprinkler system. But then the issue is, did you scare away the cat or scare the native species into the cat?

good luck

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