[tri-med] Re: Miss P's 'Coyote Alarms' - not for the squimish!!!

In a message dated 3/27/06 5:41:49 PM, fawna33@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:


> And several still do disappear per year without a trace, but only that one 
> year the
> coyotes left evidence...twice.
> 

I woulda told her and think I did mention it while at conference. I, on the 
other hand, have the opposite problem. When we moved up here from the city in 
1984, we had three kitties we brought with us from town, but we also had a "cat 
cage" where all the kitties went at sundown. Two of the kitties lived to ripe 
old age, but the little girl white angora really liked to sleep on the roof 
of the nieghbor's lanai and I think she became hawk food one day. The next 
kitties were locals, one from the neighbors and the next one her one and only 
baby 
(biggest kitten you have ever seen). They both disappeared a couple of years 
apart during the day, so we figured the coyotes were getting   bolder. The 
next batch were aquired by my kids when they were about 12-13 years old. I 
bragged to everyone that they were old enough to take care of their own cats 
and how 
smart I was to wait until they were really old enough to do that. They did 
such a good job that now, 15 years later, I am the not so proud caretaker of 
three geriatric cats between 12 and 16 years old. My two kids that the cats 
belonged to in the first place are long gone, but their cats are sure old and 
healthy. And they still come in to the cat cage by sundown. I am also stuck 
with 
one bunny and 20 snakes. Anyone want a pet?



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