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To: Lady Jag

It's funny. I know each one by sight and actions, all are different, and you definitely know when one is "missing".

13 acres for cat patrol, roaming and hunting, fishing and crawdad'ing in the creek, mice in the barn and sheds, voles in the fields, squirrels and birdies. Surrounded by 400 acres. They are all healthy in the natural way. Like most strong, brave Viking Kitties here, they have great ZOTTING! potential.

They have yet to drag home the first bite of venison...


343 posted on 12/14/2004 10:24:00 AM PST by uncleshag (Send the Light - Merry Christmas!)
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To: uncleshag
They have yet to drag home the first bite of venison...

Dang uncleshag..........how big are them thar catz?

349 posted on 12/14/2004 10:29:44 AM PST by beachn4fun (No tagline was hurt in making of this post!)
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To: uncleshag
They have yet to drag home the first bite of venison...

LOL! I wouldn't be surprised it they do!

I grew up in a small New England neighborhood that sat between two large dairy farms and neither of them knew exactly how many cats they had, though one appeared to have at least 65 while the other, with more dogs, only had a couple dozen.

With the cows below and the hay above, cats bred like mice, mostly in the dense, dark hayloft. One kitten I got from there look like a nocturnal animal with huge ears and humongous eyes. Named him Ichabod.

365 posted on 12/14/2004 10:39:59 AM PST by Lady Jag (All I want is a warm bed and a kind word and unlimited power)
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