Thread: Cat hunter wanted.

Start pre- feeding them with a bait suitable for traps - lambs hearts cut in strips, then once they are hooked trap them with cage traps borrowed from the local council if they have a few. The traps fit into a wheelie bin full of water for baptism

Originally Posted by Moa Hunter

Start pre- feeding them with a bait suitable for traps - lambs hearts cut in strips, then once they are hooked trap them with cage traps borrowed from the local council if they have a few. The traps fit into a wheelie bin full of water for baptism

Suggest you have that post removed - it is illegal to drown an animal (pest or not).

Originally Posted by Nickoli

Suggest you have that post removed - it is illegal to drown an animal (pest or not).

Didnt mention or condone drowning

Originally Posted by Moa Hunter

Didnt mention or condone drowning

Own it, yes you did

Originally Posted by Gibo

Own it, yes you did

I love the movie 'Oh brother where art thou'

As I went down in the river to pray
Studying about that good old way
And who shall wear the robe and crown
Good Lord, show me the way!
O brothers let's go down
Let's go down, come on down
Come on brothers let's go down
Down in the river to pray
etc

Originally Posted by Moa Hunter

Didnt mention or condone drowning

Only an illiterate would read it otherwise. I'm all for dispatching pests. However, I consider that it needs to be done ethically, just like game animals. Quick and clean.

Originally Posted by Growlybear

Only an illiterate would read it otherwise. I'm all for dispatching pests. However, I consider that it needs to be done ethically, just like game animals. Quick and clean.

An eight year old at Sunday school could explain the difference between a sacrifice and baptism. For the sacrifice of a cat in a cage trap, in an area that a firearm cannot be used, some disciples place the opening of the trap in a large sack and shake the cat into the sack and then finding the head use a heavy hammer after uttering "In nomine patris et filii et spiritus sancti"

Baptism in this context means frightening the domestic cat to such an extent that it never comes back when released

Originally Posted by Moa Hunter

An eight year old at Sunday school could explain the difference between a sacrifice and baptism. For the sacrifice of a cat in a cage trap, in an area that a firearm cannot be used, some disciples place the opening of the trap in a large sack and shake the cat into the sack and then finding the head use a heavy hammer after uttering "In nomine patris et filii et spiritus sancti"

Baptism in this context means frightening the domestic cat to such an extent that it never comes back when released

Thanks for clarifying that, Padre.

Originally Posted by Growlybear

Only an illiterate would read it otherwise. I'm all for dispatching pests. However, I consider that it needs to be done ethically, just like game animals. Quick and clean.

I can assure you, I'm not illiterate. But hey, suggesting the cage fits nicely in a wheely bin full of water (who want's to be "baptized" in a wheely bin?) would be interesting reading for those reading the forum who are truly "illiterate" and disagree with almost every other view expressed on this site.