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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / October 2005How quickly can a feral colony assemble?
For those of you unfamiliar with St. Paul, Minnesota - it's a very wooded city. There are few urban areas very far from large parks or wild train-track areas. Five blocks away from my house is several dozen acres of wild wetlands, and a lake park. Lots of room for a colony to establish, hide and hunt. Tonight I saw the sixth new cat in my neighborhood in the last two weeks. All of them untagged, young-looking and for the most part healthy. I'm beginning to wonder whether I'm seeing the teenagers of a few litters starting to spread out. If it's a feral colony, there's dozens more secreted away somewhere that I haven't seen. This is so frustrating. Tonight driving home I saw a dead cat at the side of the road, and craned my eyes to see if he looked like our little tabby visitor of the other night. He wasn't - but nonetheless a casualty of cats wandering without owners. God I hate that. BLink > For those of you unfamiliar with St. Paul, Minnesota - it's a very > wooded city. There are few urban areas very far from large parks or [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > BLink Oh just shut up Brian. No one cares about your drunk ramblings. >> For those of you unfamiliar with St. Paul, Minnesota - it's a very >> wooded city. There are few urban areas very far from large parks or [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > >Oh just shut up Brian. No one cares about your drunk ramblings. rofl > >> For those of you unfamiliar with St. Paul, Minnesota - it's a very > >> wooded city. There are few urban areas very far from large parks or [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > rofl Now who does that sound like to you? Think maybe for some reason your good buddy Megan has gone underground? And is still pissed at you? >> On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 22:11:55 -0400, "cyberferalcats" >> <no@email.please> [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] > good buddy Megan has gone underground? And is still pissed > at you? NancyMaryS, two times in the last half hour you've seen Megan in two posts. Are you obsessed? Do you see Megan everywhere? Is she living in ur head? Hint: "good buddy" gives you away. But your not hiding, your avoiding the google archives, rncha. > "Gladrags" <ggbones@heat.com> wrote in message news:aHlwYXRpYQ==.563aa5348ae2c018b96649553c3bc550@1128136410.nulluser.com... > >> On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 22:11:55 -0400, "cyberferalcats" > >> <no@email.please> [quoted text clipped - 47 lines] > Hint: "good buddy" gives you away. But your not hiding, your avoiding > the google archives, rncha. Oh please. Megan might as well have signed that. It is her typical venomous, humorless style. Otherwise, it's just PKB all over the place, "cyberferals", as you seem to see NancyMaryS everywhere now don't you? Have something against "hiding," do you, "cyberferals?"? <snicker> back at you. Happily, it doesn't matter who you are. Well, except sometimes. Know what I mean? :) >> "Gladrags" <ggbones@heat.com> wrote in message >> [quoted text clipped - 71 lines] > Happily, it doesn't matter who you are. Well, except sometimes. Know > what I mean? :) I do, Nancy. Mary. I see everything. Everything. > "cybercat" <boagrrl@hotmail.com> wrote in message > > Happily, it doesn't matter who you are. Well, except sometimes. Know > > what I mean? :) > > I do, Nancy. Mary. I see everything. Everything. All I know is who *I* am, the hottest, smartest Siamese mix on usenet!!!!!!!!!!!!! SS > > "cybercat" <boagrrl@hotmail.com> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > All I know is who *I* am, the hottest, smartest Siamese mix on > usenet!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yay, Sexy Soxy. :) > > Happily, it doesn't matter who you are. Well, except sometimes. Know > > what I mean? :) > > I do, Nancy. Mary. Who?? I am not Nancy Mary. Is that your Mama? Are you looking for your Mama? How very strange. >I see everything. Everything. Um. Of course you do, dear. Just try to remain calm. You are really funny, or maybe crazy. lol! >> "Gladrags" <ggbones@heat.com> wrote in message >> [quoted text clipped - 71 lines] > Happily, it doesn't matter who you are. Well, except sometimes. Know > what I mean? :) Does it matter that you call the police on someone on the other side of the country because something on Usenet made you uncomfortable? Or was that one of your troll friends? Happily it doesn't matter because one of you is taking Usenet out of Usenet. What's the matter, spoon got hot? You and Charlie can't take the heat anymore? > Does it matter that you call the police on someone on the other side > of the country because something on Usenet made you uncomfortable? Or > was that one of your troll friends? Happily it doesn't matter because > one of you is taking Usenet out of Usenet. What's the matter, spoon > got hot? You and Charlie can't take the heat anymore? Who? What are you talking about? Is it a full moon out there? ;) Oh, no, it's Friday night and the beer is flowing. Oh, well, to each his own. "cybercat" <boagrrl@hotmail.com> >> Does it matter that you call the police on someone on the other >> side [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Is it a full moon out there? ;) Oh, no, it's Friday night and the > beer is flowing. Oh, well, to each his own. Mary, you aren't fooling anyone. Your whole setup is just to discredit someone. Or someoneS. Look at your email address c.nt. Hell, it showed up in the headers of one of your socks. How did that happen? Hmm sunshine? Your posts with names that only a few know are meant to intimidate. Everyone knows that. Your mistake was to replace an initial with a full name. You're a very sick woman and you need help. >"cybercat" <boagrrl@hotmail.com> >> [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >intimidate. Everyone knows that. Your mistake was to replace an >initial with a full name. You're a very sick woman and you need help. I'm not gonna chime in on the flaming of Mary. Her history speaks for itself. I just wanna help these kitties, and if the discussion disintegrates into flamewars, it's obviously useless. Don't feed the trolls. Take it to email. There are too many kitties that need our help. BLink >> >> For those of you unfamiliar with St. Paul, Minnesota - it's a very >> >> wooded city. There are few urban areas very far from large parks or [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] >good buddy Megan has gone underground? And is still pissed >at you? I'm sure Megan is still pissed at me. That doesn't detract from the fact she's still a great resource for us cat-lovers. She is f.cking brilliant. I hope she posts here again someday. I've f.cked up my own relationship with her, but that doesn't mean she's not an incredible resource for those of us who love cats. I really doubt she's gone underground. From what I've learned of her she's more likely to have just stopped reading this group. Personally, I wish i could re-open a conversation with her. But there are other folks on this newsgroup who can help me out. So I keep posting. Btw- give me ONE example where Megan was proved wrong. You can't do it. Thanks for playing. Now help me with my cat questions... BLink > I really doubt she's gone underground. From what I've learned of her > she's more likely to have just stopped reading this group. FYI, she has posted within the last week on the thread, "Help - cat keeps licking her back." SS >>>>> For those of you unfamiliar with St. Paul, Minnesota - it's a very >>>>> wooded city. There are few urban areas very far from large parks or [quoted text clipped - 44 lines] > > BLink Try writing alley cat org. http://www.alleycat.org/ |
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