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The thing you will notice about cat owners is that because they consider their cats to be so cute, smart and independent, that they should be allowed to run free and explore the outdoors, whenever they wish.
These type cat owners really don't give 2 ***** about the damage their animals do, so its really no use to talk to them about their cats. If you check into your local laws you may be well with in your right,to kill any stray animal that comes on your property. The problem that comes later is when your neighboor finds out that the guy next door killed their pet and wants revenge. I remember a case out west where a white male killed a mexican neighbors pet chickens and ended up shooting the white male . |
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What damage does a cat really do that you speak of? I think its safe to see we do 1000x's more damage to other peoples cars than an animal does. Hey, I'm going to shoot the next person that door dings my car :ugh2: Please don't make this into a race issue... What the hell does it really matter what ethic background these guys are? |
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lol wut? i could say they teach you how to kill but never teach you how to stop...
damn guys yall reading into this **** too deep. i just don't want no ******* cat scratching my 40k car. i'd say my car>free to good home cat ERRYday and for damage, i used to work at a body shop and saw a black cts come in with scratches all over it. his neighbors cats had been sleeping on it while he was on vacation for a week. it required an all over paint job to fix and was $1800. yes the cats owners home owners insurance covered it. cats were gone the day after insurance co notified the owner they were dropping her coverage if she didn't remove them from the home. |
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The areas that usually allow elimating any animal that strays on to your property are intended to protect domestic property and farm type animals, so if you get a cat or a dog or wild animal that is eating your chickens or detroying your property, the law may allow you to eliminate it. I lived in 2 different areas one suburban and one farm land, where we had a problem with big dogs coming on our property and either deficating or threating our smaller dogs. When I confronted the owners they told me to shoot the dogs next time they come on my property, naturally as a dog owner I did not do this, I called the animal control and they issued court summons to the dogs owners and they were fined. Eventually the problem went away. |
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The guy who put my clear bra on Sat. showed me a picture of what three coyotes did to a $100k Mercedes (on the lot), because a rabbit ran underneath it.
Let's just say the front bumper was completely off of the car, in pieces, amongst a headlight, some wiring, and a few other things. I wish I could show the picture, it was pretty amazing what they did to the car. Animals can do some serious damage to vehicles. |
I can't believe they think they can get away with this with their furry little faces..
http://www.the370z.com/members/nut_n...852-cats-3.jpg This one's pissing on the windshield! http://www.the370z.com/members/nut_n...rhyndaston.jpg This one's trying to steel the car.. This is nuts.. http://www.the370z.com/members/nut_n...bb1171d4-l.jpg |
The other solution is to get rid of the Z and get an old 60's or 70's muscle car that has an old metal crank driven fan blade, my father had an old Chrysler Imperial that had so much space between the front grill and the radiator you could fit 2 illegals under the hood. It was common for us to hear what sounded like a screeching fan belt during many winter start ups, what it really turned out to be was shreaded cats, trying to stay warm next the the radiator, during cold weather. We called the car the "CATOMATIC".
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I bet if this thread read "My neighbors dog keep climbing the hood of my car!!" the replies here would be quite different. :bowrofl:
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Ask the same question about Pit Bulls or viscious dogs and most ppl will tell you they should all be eliminated. |
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That's due to dogs being more intelligent animals. They're more of companions that obey and protect.
A cat is on par with a rodent, to be honest. |
Man!!!
7 pages and this cat isn't dead yet.:rolleyes: |
A friend has two suggestions:
"fence charger" (I'm not convinced that would work with a cat jumping on the car, but it should keep them from scratching/rubbing on it) "The _nice_ method would be to put a heating pad nearby, sprinkled with a bit of catnip. Cats are on the car because they're looking for warmth." |
Microwave should warm it right up
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put a big 3x3 foot piece of sticky/tacky paper on your hood. put a cat treat in the middle of it. point a camera at it. wait til morning and then enjoy the footage:icon17:
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This way he will walk away with a limp and can't climb back on the roof. |
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Shoot it with the bb like said, trap it, get a dog, or you can just find the local chinese resturant and hire one of the cooks to take care of your problem.
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Trust me i know how you feel.......In our apartment complex, there is a SWARM of cats that linger around. (cats everywhere in Hawaii) The crazy cat lady just happens to have the parking spots next to ours. When she comes home, 10+ cats always run up to her car. Never fails i find 2 or 3 on my car.
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Originally Posted by bucketman I don't like cats but no need to kill them. I had a cat that loved the convertible top on my 300zx, would even do it's claw sharpening on it! Thought about a BB gun but then I might hit my car. Then I figured out a humane way. I bought battery operated motion sensor sprinkler heads. They are like 10-15$ on ebay. I set these up and after a few days of water spraying the cat, the cat no longer even walks on that side of the house. The sprinkler heads have become a keep out sign for the cat, any where I put them, whether they have water attached or not the cat avoids. Just a thought. Awesome idea |
I admit I didnt read all the pages, here is one option if you dont want to shoot it or throw objects at it.
Pawz Away® Mat 12" x 60" | PDT00-11318 | Pet Proofing Sprays, Barriers, & Mats | PetSafe |
bowl+milk+antifreeze haha, just kidding
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Thanks for all the suggestions. I did not really want to kill the cat unless it became a bigger issue. I actually just chased the cat away a few times when he would get near my car haha, it's been a few days and I have not seen the cat or waken up to see cat prints on my car. So I think I scared the cat enough to where it knows not to get near my car.
Hopefully that ends the cat issue. |
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no wonder cats are called P*****. :rofl2:
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The Cat is back! :shakes head:
This time it's personal! On Tuesday when I was heading to work I notice sports on the hood, right next to the window when I looked closer I could see the cats paws. Today I saw the paw prints again, as I looked towards my neighbors house I see the cat looking right at me licking his paws lol Like he was mocking me! |
Watch the movie "Despicable me". The part (within 15 minutes into the movie) when "Gru" is talking to his neighbor and giving him the complaint about a dog.
Gru: Hello, Fred. FYI. Your dog has been leaving little bombs in my yard, and I do not appreciate it. Fred McDade: Oh you know dogs... they go where they want to go. Gru: Unless they're dead. [laughs] Gru: Just kidding! Oh, though it is true. Don't ask me how a 39 years young man knows those lines. |
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