My Barn Cats
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Looks like they might be some good mousers! Beats using a poison and having the mice crawl up behind your dashboard and die. 
Healthy looking mouse catchers Argee.
When my grandparents had a farm, the cats seem to circulate around from the neighboring farms. They tended to go wherever the food was the best. Sometimes we would have and extra one or two for a few days. Other times several would be missing for a few days and we'd see them next door. The good part was they where self replenishing. We'd find a litter of new ones in the straw on a regular basis. They were apparently getting more than just food while at the neighbors.
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When my grandparents had a farm, the cats seem to circulate around from the neighboring farms. They tended to go wherever the food was the best. Sometimes we would have and extra one or two for a few days. Other times several would be missing for a few days and we'd see them next door. The good part was they where self replenishing. We'd find a litter of new ones in the straw on a regular basis. They were apparently getting more than just food while at the neighbors.
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Mark,Originally posted by memmurphy
Healthy looking mouse catchers Argee.
When my grandparents had a farm, the cats seem to circulate around from the neighboring farms. They tended to go wherever the food was the best. Sometimes we would have and extra one or two for a few days. Other times several would be missing for a few days and we'd see them next door. The good part was they where self replenishing. We'd find a litter of new ones in the straw on a regular basis. They were apparently getting more than just food while at the neighbors.
Mark
My grandparents also had many farm cats. Only one was allowed in the house. I have a vivid memory from when I was a kid of a very large tomcat who would occasionally emerge from a wooded area where a creek was. He was a huge tanned short-hair with a head the size of a softball. One ear was permanently bent down and he had numerous scars. He was extremely skittish and you could not get close to him.
I wish I could have taken a picture of the old warrior.
These guys dont go to the slaughter house right? :furious:Originally posted by Argee
Heres a picture of my barn cats...I got them from the farmer I buy my pig feed from...they're about 6 months old...I think I'll call the gold male Sylvester and the Calicos' name will be Tabby....
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These guys have a specific purpose, to catch and eat mice as part of their dietary supplement. I got them because I opened the drawer of my toolbox last winter and I was confronted by a family of disgruntled mice. Disgruntled because I had opened the door and disturbed their happy home...Needless to say as I evicted them, I vowed to get me a couple of cats to keep the playing field even.
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These guys have a specific purpose, to catch and eat mice as part of their dietary supplement. I got them because I opened the drawer of my toolbox last winter and I was confronted by a family of disgruntled mice. Disgruntled because I had opened the door and disturbed their happy home...Needless to say as I evicted them, I vowed to get me a couple of cats to keep the playing field even.
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His handle is "Argee" not Hong Kong Phooey.
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You should see his other thread regarding Wilbur the pig from Charolettes webs...or the latest horro flick "blood on satans claw"
:furious: :furious: :furious:
I had to ask if it was a pet or a feast...mg:
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Originally posted by MowHoward2210
His handle is "Argee" not Hong Kong Phooey.
You should see his other thread regarding Wilbur the pig from Charolettes webs...or the latest horro flick "blood on satans claw"
:furious: :furious: :furious:
I had to ask if it was a pet or a feast...
mg: Ducati
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