I know I can’t take him home, but hear me out…
 

…what if I just take him home?


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He ran as soon as I called him. :leaving:

Do it. What could go wrong?

Is this like the Wolverine meme?:rofl:

This is why in CO there are two kinds of cats; inside cats, and cats you no longer want.

Take some backseat pics:

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Yep. :yesnod:

This guy visits around the house pretty often. In the summer, he drinks from the bird bath.

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You're in his home already

Those would make a couple of nice taxidermy mounts.

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The biggest surprise was the bear. The cats heard something out there and I figured it was just going to be raccoons. Only the screen door separated us. He was within petting distance. I chose to just close the glass door. :leaving:

Very true. :yesnod:

Too majestic for that. Best to leave them in nature. :)

My neighbor on the street behind me (up the mountain) has caught mountain lions on her camera but I’ve not seen them in my yard.

Do they ROAR, or just go meow????

You'll just need a spray bottle full of water, and maybe a can half filled with pennies to teach kittah not to claw the couches. Report back on how the home training is going.


And if you have any good stuff for sell, maybe you should list it here sooner, rather than later.

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You would have a better chance with me. http://96lt4.com/smileys/naughty.gif

did you leave out a pic-a-nic basket for Yogi and Ba-Boo?

Fixed

I’ll bet he eats at the bird bath too. :leaving:

I agree. :cert:

That's a Big Bobcat :yesnod:

beat me to it by ><that much