What is that in my lane?

[muleman]

Dogs were barking and I looked in the direction they were focused and saw these two. Yesterday I had seen strange paw prints in a mud puddle at the corner of the barn. Well it turns out it was the porcupine and a wild gray tiger cat sitting about 3 ft. apart in the lane. That is the 4th time I have seen that cat so now I am supposed to catch it and get it neutered.:hammer:

[FrancSevin]

OK Muley, I get the cat nueter thing. But,,,,How about the porcupine?:yum:

[muleman]

OK Muley, I get the cat nueter thing. But,,,,How about the porcupine?:yum:
Pretty simple. He stays away he gets to live. He chews stuff or bothers my animals he dies.:hammer:

[FrancSevin]

Pretty simple. He stays away he gets to live. He chews stuff or bothers my animals he dies.:hammer:

So, you're not going to have it nuetered?

:yum:

[muleman]

Cat won't be here long if it keeps pissing in my building. Thought I saw something running yesterday when I went out to feed. Now i know it ain't some crazy unknown critter and at least it won't be tearing holes in my feed bags.

[tommu56]

A 22 for the porcupine gets my vote

[squerly]

A 22 for the porcupine gets my vote

No love for porci?

[Av8r3400]

I love my three cats like they were my children (and they are).

HOWEVER - Ferrel cats are a problem. They can cause a lot of damage, multiply very quickly and they can (easily) carry rabies. The porci would not last long either, considering the damage they do. A humane, quick end for each of the two is what would happen here.

[EastTexFrank]

These nuisance pests that come around the house, I trap them and relocate them. I'm not telling you where to. :biggrin:

[pirate_girl]

ahh, okay.. can see it now..
At first I thought it was a wild turkey...:doh: :bonk:

Just curious, but how would a feral cat and a porcupine sit still that long, so close to each other?
Maybe you won't have to do anything about that cat.. perhaps it went slinking off elsewhere.. with a face full of quills..:shifty: