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BM, as soon as I saw the title I knew what it was going to be about!! Some good hunters can learn to stalk without ringing the bells.... |
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the bells are pretty hopeless in helping to scare birds away because the way the cats use their bodies to stalk their prey they don't jingle the bell. poor wee birdie - I keep telling my cats that we are against hunting for sport in this household.... they never listen to me |
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It's Darwin in action BM - survival of the fittest! That bird wasn't well equipped to survive and pass on its genes. I'm glad your boys are enjoying the rural lifestyle |
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Socks so far (Even though he's a kitten) is a very lousy hunter -_-;; He just runs at them...not a bit of stealth.. However, Maiah cought a little blue-tailed lizard today, but she's been hanging around Garfeild alot too. lol |
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my 2 (little darlings ) try n hunt the pigeons but no chance they are too big. and once when they where kittens they between the 2 of them,tried to catch a pheasant LOL now that was funny, even barnaby was helping. the pheasant just carried on wandering around the garden |
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