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He s out in the sunset to night on duty waiting for dinner to arrive.Got this mongrel last night,but he s fussy what he eats.Gets a rabbit every second night,i throw the big ones away,but he catchs a few small rabbits every week now.Try to keep his weight down,ye right.About 3 metres in front of him last year,a fallow yearling walked onto the lawn.
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killing them is his job...doesnt have to eat them....good cat,deserves a pat......not something I often say LOL.
I always praise him,everyday.Bloody good hunter,out every night,gets back inside befor sun rise.Sleeps all day nearly,hunts most of the night.Theres always fresh dead rabbit on the lawn in the mornings.
He doesn't look like he misses to many judging by those flanks. Fantastic.
I had a cat like that once... Burmese... hunted rabbits with a passion. He often brought home the small ones he could carry and chewed them up in my garage. You'd find just a pair of ears, or a bit of fluff and an eyeball. Sometimes two or three a day. He loved playing "fetch" with a little plastic mouse but we had to give that up because we'd tire of the game before he did and then he'd go out and catch a real mouse and bring it inside. I have two female Burmese at present and while they love eating rabbit they prefer me to serve it up to them. Too bloody lazy to catch their own. Tarts.
current cat is a killing machine, but i had one moggy years ago that brought home a full frozen pizza. (one of those horrid supermarket ones)
