YES , one of them fish is for the barn cats , the rest of them are fit for human consumption, minus that there whisker fish ....:Rofl:Rofl:Rofl
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YES , one of them fish is for the barn cats , the rest of them are fit for human consumption, minus that there whisker fish ....:Rofl:Rofl:Rofl
That barn cat fish will disappear pretty quick, I betcha!
Bob
he has a herd of them over there and when he pulls up with the boat they come running from out of everywhere .Quote:
Originally Posted by BobC
them cats are well fed for sure , and there is one racoon that sometimes shows up with them ,they also get some of the trimmings off the crappie too :highfive
Sounds like the seagulls following the fishing boats in!:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
Bob
I bet the barn cats are pleased
they seem friendly as long as there is fish available for sure ,they seem wild and unfriendly if notQuote:
Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
They are pretty testy under the best of circumstances - when feral all bets are off. Tough on the rodents that’s for sure!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
Bob
I tried throwing the scraps out for the cats and coons, but the little Bulldog comes back with the skin and scales. He taunts you to get it from him. Before you can get there. He swallows it. Mean little dog. Can't work outside without him stealing tools for meanness and then running off.
The real question is...... Did You Catch It On A Jig?
:dono
we ONLY use jigs bro ,you know we don't dangle no minnerz :bangheadQuote:
Originally Posted by SKs Crappie Catching Adventures
the kitty slammed a pretty hand tie first drop first stop on a new rod and reel set up I never used before .
just ticked it and laid the line up a touch and when I set the hook it was game on quickly .
bought set that there old red shimano on fire , its one of them i bought a few of when they were on clearance for 20 bucks .
you know i got you one or 2 of them , running it on a 7 foot one pc. abu vendetta medium weight .
its a slingin lead ,sling em set up for sure :highfive
. When I was a kid, I saw a feral cat grab a bream that someone caught with the hook still in it!Quote:
Originally Posted by BobC
You haven't lived 'til you try and get a hook out of a cat's mouth!! :yikes
I don't imagine the cat was very thrilled about the experience eitherQuote:
Originally Posted by happycaster58
Wow, I wouldn’t even know where to begin.Quote:
Originally Posted by happycaster58
Bob
I would call the emergency room and make sure they had my blood type available and plenty of thread. A fella is gonna end up needing some stitchesQuote:
Originally Posted by BobC
I would have started with sedating the cat….
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I'm not a cat expert but a (herd) of cats just doesn't sound right;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
Wrap the cat up in a towel, then he can’t work his climbing gear. I know this because my girlfriend’s stupid cat saw the Sabiki rig on my rod and thought the little baits looked like toys. It had a hook in each of it’s paws and several in it’s mouth. I had to endure several lectures. The doctor, the nurses and my girl all took turns.
a gaggle of cats maybe ? certainly not a flock of cats in my opinion ....:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by Central Minn
wait wait wait , i know it was a "pride" of barn cats ,,,,,:dono
we used to have a really cool feral cat that lived on a crappie dock back when , half a tail and really super friendly ,big as a house and begged for fish all the time .Quote:
Originally Posted by happycaster58
that cat seemed timeless ,for years it hung around and every winter when i visited there it was .
some fool from the city brought a big mean dog out there about 2 years ago and it killed said cat .
bought made all us old crappie fellas cry i tell ya
That is a shame. That cat had made it's home at that dock.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
she would just saunter up slow like and give you a sweet as heck meeeeow and rub on your shin as she went by ,sometimes she would whack a squirrel on the shoreline just for a change of diet i suppose , didnt want petting though and would shy away if you reached down to actually touch itQuote:
Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
Lol,a Clowder or dowt or destruction of cats according to interweb.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
a destruction of cats , sounds wrong for sure :Rofl
and for sure cat chowder don't sound right in any way shape or form
have no clue what a doubt of cats is other than i doubt them feral ones will let you pet them :Rofl
Cat chowder may have been what I had for lunch off the buffet yesterday. Ah nevermind :yikesQuote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
friend of mine used to eat at a chinese place in Atlanta, swore the "chicken" was odd looking and tasted different ,said he loved it , the locals said "hey they use cat in them dishes they serve" .rotfl
he thought they were just joking with him until the health dept. raided em and found lots of cats skinned and cleaned hanging in the refrigerator in back of the place ! :yikes
meow goo guy pan is the word :Rofl
Taste like chicken
When I was stationed in S. Korea ('69-70) the one thing I never saw was a cat ... and very few dogs. Had a dish out in the 'ville called Bulgogi, and only found out what the meat was AFTER I ate it. It was dog, according to the mama-san. :Doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
Few days went by that I didn't see some guy hauling a gutted shark on the back of his bicycle, when I was driving thru town. :ThumbsUp
There was a classic line on cheers where Norm was saying the special at the Asian restaurant was “cat in a hat”. I was in Thailand for a year and who knows what may have been in the dish, but they were good.
Bob
I have eaten shark. Very firm and not real fishy.Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappiePappy
I understand that dog is good. ( don't tell these two looking at me now that I said that. :yikes
not sure what all i have had over the years in my travels , but most of it tasted pretty good :yikes
If a fella can get past the thought of it.
A chicken is a pretty nasty critter in itself.