The funny thing about it being illegal to kill a feral cat or dog is the fact they will be "euthanized" in short order once they arrive at the pound most of the time. My mom had a problem with them, and I trapped 23 cats and took them to the shelter in three different batches as I caught them. The guy out there gave me dirty looks and asked if I wanted him to give them shots and me keep them, because if not, in three days if nobody came to adopt them, they would all be put down, and he would be looking at putting down nearly 50 of them that week. I just asked him if he needed any help and he declined.

What can’t you eat feral cats...meat is meat...how would it be any different than rabbit or squirrel......

Because cats are nasty, in my opinion.

You would never make it in China!

I have always heard mountain lion is very good.

Same here...

The 3rd S (shut up) can't be emphasized enough. Thanks to Rick Perry (and now Trump along with Congress), killing feral cats and dogs in Texas is a felony.

We set traps for coons coyotes etc. Our place is out in BFE no close houses for a long ways. We catch way more cats than I would have ever believed.

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Dogs and cats are shot on site at the ranch, cats are shot in town as needed on my property, those is low powered 22 rounds are the bomb with a lever action gun, just sayin

I guess I'm prejudiced against cats anyway. Main reason, my daughter had a cat when she was young. One night, it got in a fight with the dog and when I went to break it up the cat bit me on the hand, through the fingernail.. Hurt like hell. Took a couple of Tylenol, went back to sleep. The next day it was sore but that was expected. Around noon I was reading a story about the bacteria cats and dogs carry naturally in their mouths. So, I made an appointment with my Dr that afternoon and she admitted me into the hospital immediately. I was put on a strong antibiotic but it did no good. Another Dr. looked at my hand and said he was going to put me on another antibiotic and if that didn't work he would have to open my hand up and drain the joints as it was swollen really bad. That night the meds kicked in and I had green crap draining out of my hand. I was in the hospital a week. The Dr. said if I had waited another 8 hours I would have probably lost my hand and most likely my arm. I was lucky. I know dogs carry the same bacteria but its the teeth that make the difference. A dogs bite will tear so the bleeding can flush the wound, A cats teeth are like hypodermic needles, it can place bacteria into a wound but they hardly bleed. This is why I hate cats and consider them nasty.

I guess I'm prejudiced against cats anyway. Main reason, my daughter had a cat when she was young. One night, it got in a fight with the dog and when I went to break it up the cat bit me on the hand, through the fingernail.. Hurt like hell. Took a couple of Tylenol, went back to sleep. The next day it was sore but that was expected. Around noon I was reading a story about the bacteria cats and dogs carry naturally in their mouths. So, I made an appointment with my Dr that afternoon and she admitted me into the hospital immediately. I was put on a strong antibiotic but it did no good. Another Dr. looked at my hand and said he was going to put me on another antibiotic and if that didn't work he would have to open my hand up and drain the joints as it was swollen really bad. That night the meds kicked in and I had green crap draining out of my hand. I was in the hospital a week. The Dr. said if I had waited another 8 hours I would have probably lost my hand and most likely my arm. I was lucky. I know dogs carry the same bacteria but its the teeth that make the difference. A dogs bite will tear so the bleeding can flush the wound, A cats teeth are like hypodermic needles, it can place bacteria into a wound but they hardly bleed. This is why I hate cats and consider them nasty.

back in the day, group of quail hunters would do a yearly spring hunt for the durn things when I live in S.W. MO.

You either love them or hate them.