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How long before a cat is considered feral?

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TJ - 15 Sep 2005 00:25 GMT
How long is it befre an excaped cat wood be considred to be  feral? a week?
10 days?

And what caliber is best for getting ferals? is .22 LR up to the job?

got a trip over the pond coming up and they siad you can there.

thx

Terry "terminator" Jenkins
No More Retail - 15 Sep 2005 01:18 GMT
WHAT AN a.shole   You have been added to the killfile
> How long is it befre an excaped cat wood be considred to be  feral? a
> week?
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> Terry "terminator" Jenkins
alt4 - 15 Sep 2005 01:32 GMT
This is what I'm thinking; would it be the amount of time that cats are gone
from home? Or how soon they learn to live in the wild and even embrace it.
For the second part; I don't or hope I don't understand it. Just remember
feral cats like pumas or cougars can be lethal.
> How long is it befre an excaped cat wood be considred to be  feral? a
> week?
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> Terry "terminator" Jenkins
RGC&N - 15 Sep 2005 08:46 GMT
not for the big cats, thier place in the wild is naturel but thx anyway

how soon it wood considre the wild as better than a house home?

See, much as i hate the cats, i dont really want to get someones pet as i
know some poeple quiet like them  but also some what are pets go a long way
from the house, so how long away from from the house? like, when it is no
more the pet?

dont worry, its all legel and everthing.

http://www.wisinfo.com/newsherald/mnhlocal/286269951964139.shtml

thx

Terry

> This is what I'm thinking; would it be the amount of time that cats are gone
> from home? Or how soon they learn to live in the wild and even embrace it.
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> > Terry "terminator" Jenkins
RGC&N - 15 Sep 2005 08:56 GMT
not for the big cats, thier place in the wild is naturel but thx anyway

how soon it wood considre the wild as better than a house home?

See much as i hate the cats, i dont really want to get someones pet as i
know some poeple quiet like them  but also some what are pets go a long way
from the house, so how long away from from the house? like, when it is no
more the pet?

dont worry, its all legel and everthing.

http://www.wisinfo.com/newsherald/mnhlocal/286269951964139.shtml

and this lady says the best thing is the shoot, even thogh i know for the
fact that drowning is fast and human way to finish of pests, but hard to
cacth cats??
http://www.feralcat.com/sarah2.html

thx

Terry

> This is what I'm thinking; would it be the amount of time that cats are gone
> from home? Or how soon they learn to live in the wild and even embrace it.
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> > Terry "terminator" Jenkins
No More Retail - 15 Sep 2005 11:41 GMT
<plonk>
alt4 - 16 Sep 2005 16:51 GMT
I agree

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Red meat is not bad for you, that fuzzy
green meat, the kind with maggots is.

> <plonk>
RGC&N - 17 Sep 2005 11:23 GMT
THATS IT OSTRICHES

you keep on a hidin' we'll keep on a shootin'

the question was a valid one, if a pet is still a pet after how long?

> I agree
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> > <plonk>
AKA gray asphalt - 15 Sep 2005 08:30 GMT
> How long is it befre an excaped cat wood be considred to be  feral? a week?
> 10 days?
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> Terry "terminator" Jenkins

I hope I get a chance to piss in your coffee.
 
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