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[tradosaurus]

or shot because they killed someone's birds!..

:laughing: No one keeps birds and I live on 45 acres with a neighbor one side with cows and a farm to market road separating me from another one.

 

[lman]

Any birds owned by someone here would be inside a residence. Never heard of somebody owning a bird that a barn cat could catch.

 

[radios1]

Any birds owned by someone here would be inside a residence. Never heard of somebody owning a bird that a barn cat could catch.

chickens are one type of bird that are usually kept outside. common on farms.. ducks and a few other types of birds are usually kept outside too..

 

[tradosaurus]

chickens are one type of bird that are usually kept outside. common on farms.. ducks and a few other types of birds are usually kept outside too..

True. I wasn't thinking of chickens and ducks. There is some white trash down the road that keeps a pig, ducks and a few chickens on about 1/4 acre. :laughing:

Oh well, cats are free so if I lose one I replace it on the go. :laughing:

 

[lman]

We call them fowl.

 

[goeduck]

We call them fowl.

Cats are not that bad

 

[radios1]

Cats are not that bad

they are when one kills your 9 year old nephews pet duck by chewing off the head, and he goes out to feed his duck, and sees it!!. cats kill for fun!!..

 

[lilranch2001]

as do humans

 

[zoltanthegypsy]

Cats kill well over one billion (!) birds annually in the US. If you don't care... you don't care - and I get their anti-rodent utility.

When we moved here 30+ years ago there were lots of quail. Entertaining as **** watching them march single-file along the porch rail, or herding 20 fluff-balls through the field. Then neighbors arrived with six cats. Haven't seen or heard a quail in 20 years

Z.

 

[lman]

they are when one kills your 9 year old nephews pet duck by chewing off the head, and he goes out to feed his duck, and sees it!!. cats kill for fun!!..

No duck for Thanksgiving, I guess.