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Posted by Bob Kerr on December 06, 2001 at 19:19:14 from (152.163.206.177):
In Reply to: Mice posted by Tom on December 05, 2001 at 05:30:33:
A few years back I had the most awsome mouse eating cat I ever saw. It was a little cute, cuddly Calico female, that had a meow that sounded like a wounded cougar. One day in the barn I moved an Oldsmobile 455 engine I had sitting and there was a huge mouse nest/ apartment complex under it in the dirt floor. I went up to the house and got the cat and brought her out to where the mouse city was and this little cute fuzz ball cat (weighed about 3-4 lbs) ate all 21 one of them little wire chewing critters in about 10 min. When she first started nailing them she would hold a mouse down in each paw and chew the one in her mouth only once or twice before swallowing, and then she nailed another, and another and so on. I never saw anything like it! By the time she got to the last 19-21 she was super fat and round as a basketball! I was afraid to touch her as she might split at the seams!She was so huge you could see her skin through the furr as she was so streched out. One thing that is too bad, she never had kittens.(I could have gotten rich from selling those little monsters if they were as mean as mom) She had gotten into a shed when she was young and knocked over a shelf and got partially smashed by a ford intake manifold. It must have screwed up her inside plumbing. She met her match with either a hawk or a Coyote,and I had to go buy traps.Anyway female cats who have kittens are driven rodent nailers and are worth their weight in mouse chewed wiring. They seem to keep it up when the kittens are gone.
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