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"Taking them away?" Where? To drown?

Is there a cat repellent you can spray the traps with? Maybe wolf pee (deer repellent) would work.

Personally, I'd smash the traps.

Do you have a friend in another town or can you write a newspaper anonomously to see what, if any punishment there might be for that in your area?

I wouldn't call the cops and identify myself until I had all the info, in case I had to resort to guerilla warfare.

Your neighbor is a schmuck and you should destroy his life.

Ooops! Please ignore that last sentence!!!

That's leap to suspect he is going to drown them..Taking them to an animal shelter is also a possibility.

Feral cats are a problem as they propagate like crazy..We rescued 5 abandoned kittens the momma left in the compost pile last spring and kept them, had them neutered, and had all the proper vaccinations.

All our cats are house cats as we think there may be a poisoner in the neighborhood.The momma has another litter behind the garage right now and we think she had another litter after the ones she abandoned last spring..I think she has produced ar least 12 kittens in a year..

Unless one is going to get them neutered it is best to try to catch them and take them to the humane society. We did not realize how many kittens would be the result of our not trying to do something..

Ours must be a feral cat as she is so elusive..We cannot catch the mom so trapping would be the only solution. We are facing this decision..always putting it off. Now,of course,we must wait until then new kittens are weaned..(By then she will disappear..oh well..)We have a full house right now,though ..so I avoid looking at the cute kittens out there.

I expect we will have fewer birds at the feeders this year.