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| Subject: | Tabby cats |
| From: | Michael Hunter <> |
| Date: | Sun, 20 May 2018 08:36:52 +1000 |
We have had a continuous influx of bird- killing cats from adjacent bush,
control them by using wire box possum traps available from rural stock stores
or probably online.
Best bait is Snappy Tom cat food. It seems irresistible, has never failed over
twenty years.
Big Tabbys here are very big ferals, Tabbys are always males for what it's
worth.
Once caught our local vet euthanases. them with an injection.
Cheers
Michael
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