Is it alright for me to feel the urge to kill this much?
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Buff_Daddy_Dizzle
The True Buff Bizzle
Alright everybody, Whether I would count this as a serious discussion topic, I don't know....anyways.
Isn't it grand when your in finals weeks, studying your ass off and feeling like your world is crumbling, and then your two cats that you've raised since they were kittens greet you everyday and just make you feel all warm and fuzzy, letting you know that there are two little existences on this planet that absolutely adore you. Those two have kept me from going on a killing spree at times since I was a wee freshmen in high school. I'm 21 now, and am completing my 2nd year at my community college in Riverside, Ca. And they still keep me sane.
And then you wake up in the middle of the night to the screams and cries of one of them, run outside to see her FUCKING DANGLING AND CRYING FROM THE MOUTH OF A COYOTE!!!!!!!!!!!
I chased that son of a bitch for half an hour before he fucking lost me....and this is in a densely populated suburb....WHERE THE HELL DID THAT THING COME FROM!!!!! NOT ONLY DID IT COME INTO HER HOME, BUT IT ATTACKED HER, CARRIED HER OFF, AND FUCKING ATE HER SOMEWHERE IN THE NIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I did not shed tears....no....I've simply laid a trap, and if this animal is dumb enough to come for my other cat....lets just say, turning that bastard into a stain on the pavement will be a GROSS UNDERSTATEMENT OF WHAT I WILL DO TO IT!!!
Am I being too cruel about this? Should I simply stand by and honor my poor cats death and be grateful that she no longer has to suffer in this cruel world of ours...or should I rip that bastards throat out through his asshole and choke him out with it?
Isn't it grand when your in finals weeks, studying your ass off and feeling like your world is crumbling, and then your two cats that you've raised since they were kittens greet you everyday and just make you feel all warm and fuzzy, letting you know that there are two little existences on this planet that absolutely adore you. Those two have kept me from going on a killing spree at times since I was a wee freshmen in high school. I'm 21 now, and am completing my 2nd year at my community college in Riverside, Ca. And they still keep me sane.
And then you wake up in the middle of the night to the screams and cries of one of them, run outside to see her FUCKING DANGLING AND CRYING FROM THE MOUTH OF A COYOTE!!!!!!!!!!!
I chased that son of a bitch for half an hour before he fucking lost me....and this is in a densely populated suburb....WHERE THE HELL DID THAT THING COME FROM!!!!! NOT ONLY DID IT COME INTO HER HOME, BUT IT ATTACKED HER, CARRIED HER OFF, AND FUCKING ATE HER SOMEWHERE IN THE NIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I did not shed tears....no....I've simply laid a trap, and if this animal is dumb enough to come for my other cat....lets just say, turning that bastard into a stain on the pavement will be a GROSS UNDERSTATEMENT OF WHAT I WILL DO TO IT!!!
Am I being too cruel about this? Should I simply stand by and honor my poor cats death and be grateful that she no longer has to suffer in this cruel world of ours...or should I rip that bastards throat out through his asshole and choke him out with it?
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you should probably call animal control, a trapped animal will be extremely aggressive and coyote's are a known carrier of rabies. Usually if Animal Control is targeting an animal that has invaded someone's home they give you the option of killing the animal once it's caught, my friend's pet bird was eaten by a Racoon and animal control came out and trapped it then asked him if he wanted it dead or not.
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Buff_Daddy_Dizzle
The True Buff Bizzle
Hmmm....not a bad suggestion, keeps my hands clean, and destroys the bastard.
I'll have to take that into consideration.
I'll have to take that into consideration.
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I'm sorry for the loses of your cat. The urge to kill is a human reaction, you cant help it. However on the topic of weather you should or not, its best to leave that for pros. Killing the coyote wont bring your cat back and you'll feel worse in the long run. Not to mention rabies shots really suck...
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I did not shed tears....no....I've simply laid a trap, and if this animal is dumb enough to come for my other cat....lets just say, turning that bastard into a stain on the pavement will be a GROSS UNDERSTATEMENT OF WHAT I WILL DO TO IT!!!
Just make sure, you know, it isn't your other cat that gets caught in the trap.
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Buff_Daddy_Dizzle
The True Buff Bizzle
Eh, to be honest with myself, I don't think I could do it anyway. It just kills me to know that it got her when she was only 20ft away from me at most. It also boggles my mind that a coyote would even come into this area.
I guess I was just hoping that she would simply die of old age...she was getting there.
Although I'm fascinated by the fact that a few people have answered this seriously....if anything, it was an incoherent rant on my rage over this.
It's one of those few things that urks the hell out of me
lol
I guess I was just hoping that she would simply die of old age...she was getting there.
Although I'm fascinated by the fact that a few people have answered this seriously....if anything, it was an incoherent rant on my rage over this.
It's one of those few things that urks the hell out of me
lol
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Well.... best way of action is to contact animal control like the guy above said.. But to think that a coyote actually is running around a dense suburbs does kinda make sense according to what I've been watching on history channel last year. Alot of usual habits has been changing for the animals.
I am sorry for your loss dude.
I am sorry for your loss dude.
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My heart sank as I read that, I felt sorry for your loss.
Reminds me always to keep my doggy indoors and safe from the outside, sometimes there are some dog haters who throw stones at dogs in my place.
Reminds me always to keep my doggy indoors and safe from the outside, sometimes there are some dog haters who throw stones at dogs in my place.
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Set a trap
Call animal service
Play the waiting game.
If you see the coyote, check if he's bubbling from his mouth or suddenly attacks you. These are the main symptoms of rabies. If it doesn't... beat the shit out of that animal for your cat's sake. Yes, I'm aware of the food chain and how it is normal for predators to eat the weak animals, but fucking with the humans? I don't think so
Call animal service
Play the waiting game.
If you see the coyote, check if he's bubbling from his mouth or suddenly attacks you. These are the main symptoms of rabies. If it doesn't... beat the shit out of that animal for your cat's sake. Yes, I'm aware of the food chain and how it is normal for predators to eat the weak animals, but fucking with the humans? I don't think so
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Sometimes its a better idea to let your emotions get the better of you.
if i were you i would set the trap and kill that animal.
i'm pretty sure there's no law against that.
if i were you i would set the trap and kill that animal.
i'm pretty sure there's no law against that.
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Buff_Daddy_Dizzle
The True Buff Bizzle
yeah321 wrote...
My heart sank as I read that, I felt sorry for your loss.Reminds me always to keep my doggy indoors and safe from the outside, sometimes there are some dog haters who throw stones at dogs in my place.
My cats had that same problem a few houses ago with teenagers and pellet guns....Its only when he pointed it at me that I put him in a triangle hold that he'll never forget.
I love martial arts
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Sorry about your cat, I would call the local animal control anyway just to report it.
Lived in Fullerton myself once and came across one while driving. Where do they even live!? There's hardly any space in CA that hasn't been commercialized.
Lived in Fullerton myself once and came across one while driving. Where do they even live!? There's hardly any space in CA that hasn't been commercialized.
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From what i've heard from ranchers and mountain men i've met, if you kill a coyote and leave it out, other coyote will take the hint and stay away.
but before you do anything drastic, here is a link to the coyote page of the CA dpt. of fish and game.
and here are the hunting rules-
Subdivision 2 Game and Furbearers (Detail Listing)
[...]
§472. General Provisions.
Except as otherwise provided in Sections 478 and 485 and subsections (a) through (d) below, nongame birds and mammals may not be taken.
(a) The following nongame birds and mammals may be taken at any time of the year and in any number except as prohibited in Chapter 6: English sparrow, starling, coyote, weasels, skunks, opossum, moles and rodents (excluding tree and flying squirrels, and those listed as furbearers, endangered or threatened species).[...].
^link^
i didn't read the whole thing this time, but i did read it once a long time ago. there are very specific rules about how you can kill things. there are certain traps you can and can't use.
two things that bothered me from earlier posts:
1) rabbies.
coyote are not any more or less likely to have rabbies than any other wild (warm-blooded)animal. even domestic animals can have rabbies, and they don't always foam at the mouth. an other sign to look out for is if they let you approach them.
2) animal control asking if you want something killed.
while they do have the authority to kill animals on sight, asking random people if they want something killed sounds sadistic. i'm guessing that guy liked that part of his job a little too much.
but before you do anything drastic, here is a link to the coyote page of the CA dpt. of fish and game.
and here are the hunting rules-
Subdivision 2 Game and Furbearers (Detail Listing)
[...]
§472. General Provisions.
Except as otherwise provided in Sections 478 and 485 and subsections (a) through (d) below, nongame birds and mammals may not be taken.
(a) The following nongame birds and mammals may be taken at any time of the year and in any number except as prohibited in Chapter 6: English sparrow, starling, coyote, weasels, skunks, opossum, moles and rodents (excluding tree and flying squirrels, and those listed as furbearers, endangered or threatened species).[...].
^link^
i didn't read the whole thing this time, but i did read it once a long time ago. there are very specific rules about how you can kill things. there are certain traps you can and can't use.
two things that bothered me from earlier posts:
1) rabbies.
coyote are not any more or less likely to have rabbies than any other wild (warm-blooded)animal. even domestic animals can have rabbies, and they don't always foam at the mouth. an other sign to look out for is if they let you approach them.
2) animal control asking if you want something killed.
while they do have the authority to kill animals on sight, asking random people if they want something killed sounds sadistic. i'm guessing that guy liked that part of his job a little too much.
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Buff_Daddy_Dizzle
The True Buff Bizzle
I always assumed animal control would probably euthanize the animal in question.
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I used to work with a guy who used to be animal control in texas, and he told me this story:
his boss was called out to a private residance about a porcupine in a tree in the yard. when she arrived the home owner comes out and demands it be removed. the AC lady informed the resident that they often climb trees and not to worry about it. it will come down on it's own eventualy and move on.
about an hour later she is called to the same house, says they same thing and leaves.
a while later, she is called out again. this time the residend is very beligerant. making threats that she has friends in high places and the AC lady's job is on the line if she doesn't do something immediately. fed up with the stupid home owners crap, AC lady goes to her truck, gets the rifle and shoots the porcupine. then says, "are you happy now? it's out of your tree".
his boss was called out to a private residance about a porcupine in a tree in the yard. when she arrived the home owner comes out and demands it be removed. the AC lady informed the resident that they often climb trees and not to worry about it. it will come down on it's own eventualy and move on.
about an hour later she is called to the same house, says they same thing and leaves.
a while later, she is called out again. this time the residend is very beligerant. making threats that she has friends in high places and the AC lady's job is on the line if she doesn't do something immediately. fed up with the stupid home owners crap, AC lady goes to her truck, gets the rifle and shoots the porcupine. then says, "are you happy now? it's out of your tree".
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Buff_Daddy_Dizzle
The True Buff Bizzle
Yikes....now that's annoying. I guess our tempers get the best of us at times
(looks back at original post)...man was I pissed.
(looks back at original post)...man was I pissed.
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It is as Paul Mooney says "If you see a bear in your kitchen making sandwiches, you have a right to shoot the motherfucker."
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