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Posted by Rauville on April 14, 2006 at 16:10:45 from (209.180.79.68):
This is about as far from tractor talk as can be, unless I can use my loader tractor in some manner. Last night before dark, I went outside and heard a cat...couldn't see anything. This morning, still hear it...then see it, about 40 ft. high in a cottonwood tree. Big ol' orange tomcat, not ours...but who cares. Tonight, it's still in the same spot, making less noise, but still there! Any trick in getting a cat out of a tree without having to nail ladders together, and use a skyhook? If the tree wasn't near the back door, I'd just let nature take it's course. Thanks guys
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