Wonder if........

[AtticaFish]

Wonder if i could 'legally' get rid of the 'pest' that is destroying my property! Any guess what the pest might be? :dodgy: I caught him trotting off when i went out to warm up my car in the morning. I am thinking i really need to get this 'infestation' under control. :shells:

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Arghhhhh..... planted these as saplings from the county Soil & Water District and have hauled countless gallons of water to all corners of my property to water them in the past few years. Have 5 trees (arborvitae) total that were damaged with 2 of them having tops completely broken off.

The fact that the pest might taste good is a total coincidence to my outrage.

 

[CrappieHappy]

bet, it will taste just fine....

 

[AtticaFish]

PS - after going back and looking at my pics and reading my post........ NO i am not going to eat my cat. It is not the culprit.

 

[CrappieHappy]

LOL, if your cat did that... RUN!!!

 

[quivira kid]

I call the back straps!

 

[Hawnjigs]

Oh deer...are snares legal out your way?

 

[toadfrog]

Eat that sucker with a glass of wine and some kava beans . Send me the tail and not the lil round circle part .

 

[eyecrosser]

I'd be trapping me some backstraps

 

[smalljaw]

I'm really glad you cleared that up, when I read that and only saw the cat I thought that is what you meant and that is tastes good means you have already had some before...LOL

 

[hookup]

With enough chili & garlic any meat is tasty

 

[StumpHunter]

Looks like he liked the trees too.

 

[Hawnjigs]

"With enough chili & garlic any meat is tasty"

Or without, if you're hungry enuf. Like the Donner party...

 

[Hawnjigs]

This excerpt from a local forum discussing "manapua" steamed pork buns locally adapted from Chinese dim sum:
"i prefer steamed with real pieces of char siu, not the shredded cat kind."

Because, its a standing joke with folks old enuf to remember that Libby's Manapua Shop, still doing bizness, was once nabbed by the Health Dept. using wild harvest ingredients back in the 60s. It seemed nearby residents noticed the disappearance of neighborhood strays...