Free kitten to good home

[Native Hunter]

I cat hunted 3 times and didn't see one. Looks like I should have been there on Friday. Had daylight pics in two different food plots. Still a lot of season time left if I can just find the time myself.

 

[George]

That's your boy. Cat hunt? Catch and release?

G

 

[George]

Has he had his shots?

G

 

[Native Hunter]

That's your boy. Cat hunt? Catch and release?

G

I have already given him to you. I'm waiting for you to come put him in the shoe box while I video the event for our scrapbook.

Yes, with that beautiful collar, surely the former owner didn't forget the shots.

 

[j-bird]

Stuff it in a box and send it to me!

 

[Native Hunter]

Stuff it in a box and send it to me!

What a wonderful surprise on Christmas Morning!!

 

[deer patch]

What a wonderful surprise on Christmas Morning!!

That's one box you wouldn't want to shake before you opened it.

I would have thought you would have gotten you one by now.

 

[Native Hunter]

That's one box you wouldn't want to shake before you opened it.

I would have thought you would have gotten you one by now.

It's a matter of putting in the time. With such a range as they cover a guy would have to be there every day or get lucky. I've only got to go two or three evenings.

As for the Christmas package - I'm imagining the scene from Christmas Vacation when Aunt Bethany wrapped up her kitty - except that it would be on a more dramatic scale. I'm seeing Cousin Eddie's dog (Snots) getting eaten alive and the yuppie gal from next door with a wampus cat on her bosom instead of a squirrel. Yep, I have an imagination.

 

[Turkey Creek]

It's a matter of putting in the time. With such a range as they cover a guy would have to be there every day or get lucky. I've only got to go two or three evenings.

As for the Christmas package - I'm imagining the scene from Christmas Vacation when Aunt Bethany wrapped up her kitty - except that it would be on a more dramatic scale. I'm seeing Cousin Eddie's dog (Snots) getting eaten alive and the yuppie gal from next door with a wampus cat on her bosom instead of a squirrel. Yep, I have an imagination.

Cats are relatively easy to trap if you have a good handle on their travel patterns.

 

[Native Hunter]

Cats are relatively easy to trap if you have a good handle on their travel patterns.

That's true. But to trap, a man has to be able to check traps every day, which is impossible for me until I retire.

But, I do have trapping experience and ran traps back in my youth before my world got so complex.

I had heck of a teacher.

 

[Turkey Creek]

You are correct it is time consuming.

 

[j-bird]

What a wonderful surprise on Christmas Morning!!

I want to see what you look like after trying to stuff it in a box!

 

[Native Hunter]

I want to see what you look like after trying to stuff it in a box!

That's Geo's job. He has been doing the endurance training for that.

 

[j-bird]

That's Geo's job. He has been doing the endurance training for that.

I think he may have a different perspective on the matter!

 

[CentralKyHunter]

Just seeing this , very cool!!

 

[HB_Hunter]

Very cool native. I get quite a few pictures of bobcats on the farm. I've only seen one hunting and it was in September a couple years ago. He snaked down a tree right at sunset and was after some squirrels.

I'd like to get some traps out.