FELINE PROBLEM

[oldguy]

It has been discovered  that the accuracy of such an easy obtained projectile the common all garden FATBALL  is fantastic, its probably  due to its very aerodynamic design and ability to travel at an increasing velocity on a pre-planned flight path , plus the local sparrow flock do not mind them being used as a deterrent. As they are able to feed off any resultant  crash damage the fatball suffers upon impact….

[The White Rapido Man]

piantball gun......................... (evil)(evil)

[Guest casbri]

put some antifreeze on   a piece of fish and put down for it to eat

[Guest TAMMY_1]

a trap and a car to take it to the moors?? or a dog that lives outside

 

agree here, one of the sensible and more humane ways of solving the problem.

[THE FIFER]

RIGHT TO ROAM/ Those who are intimidated by irresponsible cat owners can make recourse to the Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982,to address their problems,provided they can identify the owners of the uncontrolled felines.

Section 49of the CGSA deals with dangerous or annoying creatures and sub-section 1 makes it an offence for any person who allows any creature (cats included) in their keeping to cause alarm or annoyance in a public place, for which they can be heavily fined.

However most problems occur on private property which is covered by sub-section 2, which states: A district court may, if satisfied that any creature kept in the vicinity of any place where a person resides is giving that person while in that place, reasonable cause for annoyance , make an order,requiring the person keeping the creature within such period as may be specifide in the order, such steps short of destruction of the creature to prevent the continuance of the annoyance,

 

any person can apply to their local district court for such an order which i believe is relatively simple,  

[Guest TAMMY_1]

RIGHT TO ROAM/ Those who are intimidated by irresponsible cat owners can make recourse to the Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982,to address their problems,provided they can identify the owners of the uncontrolled felines.

Section 49of the CGSA deals with dangerous or annoying creatures and sub-section 1 makes it an offence for any person who allows any creature (cats included) in their keeping to cause alarm or annoyance in a public place, for which they can be heavily fined.

However most problems occur on private property which is covered by sub-section 2, which states: A district court may, if satisfied that any creature kept in the vicinity of any place where a person resides is giving that person while in that place, reasonable cause for annoyance , make an order,requiring the person keeping the creature within such period as may be specifide in the order, such steps short of destruction of the creature to prevent the continuance of the annoyance,

 

any person can apply to their local district court for such an order which i believe is relatively simple,  

 

even more humane to animals, make the owners take responsibility

[THE FIFER]

 

even more humane to animals, make the owners take responsibility

 

 

lots of people dont know about this act in Scotland, I got it from my local newspaper, if you put GOVERNMENT (Scotland) Act 1982 into your search you will get more details,

 

 

[Guest TAMMY_1]

 

 

lots of people dont know about this act in Scotland, I got it from my local newspaper, if you put GOVERNMENT (Scotland) Act 1982 into your search you will get more details,

 

 

personnally i have been aware for a long time that the so called right of a cat to roam anywhere was long gone, but this is probably one of the best places to highlight it, on a pigeon site where most folk who are tormented by cats will see it, ie pigeon fanciers  

[THE FIFER]

yes quite agree Tammy, even if you are getting problems from a cat in your area and let the owner know about the act could even maybe make them take notice, as i dont think many cat owners know about it,

[frank-123]

http://www.vanmeuwen.co.uk/plant/73965

 

try a few pot plants move them around the garden

[Guest TAMMY_1]

http://www.vanmeuwen.co.uk/plant/73965

 

try a few pot plants move them around the garden

 

How does this help ?

[frank-123]

cats cant stand the smell that comes from these plants

[shotgun tim]

get a local shooter of foxes get him to cut the tails off them and place them, around your garden or you can drag the dead fox around the perimeter of your garden that will stop them.   not just pigeon fanciers go onto this web site be careful of what you put about this subject

[Roland]

RIGHT TO ROAM/ Those who are intimidated by irresponsible cat owners can make recourse to the Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982,to address their problems,provided they can identify the owners of the uncontrolled felines.

Section 49of the CGSA deals with dangerous or annoying creatures and sub-section 1 makes it an offence for any person who allows any creature (cats included) in their keeping to cause alarm or annoyance in a public place, for which they can be heavily fined.

However most problems occur on private property which is covered by sub-section 2, which states: A district court may, if satisfied that any creature kept in the vicinity of any place where a person resides is giving that person while in that place, reasonable cause for annoyance , make an order,requiring the person keeping the creature within such period as may be specifide in the order, such steps short of destruction of the creature to prevent the continuance of the annoyance,

 

any person can apply to their local district court for such an order which i believe is relatively simple,  

 

Well quote mucker, as I have often put the same up. Know fanciers that knock the owners door and politely ask 'Just why do you think it is right for you cat to crap on other gardens and allotments, and kill and be highly cruel to other living creatures'.

Then polite say that unless they can be acomprimise that suits both, mainly the offended against, the cat will go walk a bouts.

Trapped and sorted.But the ole electric fence is faddam proof.

[Lennut Tar]

I have 3 workine lurchers that are kenneled outside......and still I have trouble....

 

 

I subsequently bought a catch em alive racoon trap off ebay for £19......... ;D

 

I dont have problems with Rats anymore  ;D

 

I might not be the brightest one here at times !!!!!!. But I think I get the picture in regards to the  ;D   & one can only   about all those *ats which may mysteriously be disapearing in your neighbourhood   :D .

PS. All's fair in love & war etc, they say, Especially when one has a  *at problem.

Enjoy

 

 

[Guest bristolkev]

how many paracetamol or asprins to a tin of cat food then......i have 3 cats each side of my garden.i have to sonic alarms the old and the new one from regency lofts and they stil walk past my loft.

[Roland]

Wouldn't if twanged with an electic shock lol ... run by fast maybe ... effing fast  ;D

[Lennut Tar]

how many paracetamol or asprins to a tin of cat food then......i have 3 cats each side of my garden.i have to sonic alarms the old and the new one from regency lofts and they stil walk past my loft.

 

 

One could always try anti freeze etc in a tin of tuna etc, guaranteed to give those *ats, a bit of a thrill ;D ;D ;D depending on which way !!!!!!, one looks at the situation.

Enjoy.

 

[Okitsme]

I honestly cant believe some people are suggesting to kill cats when they into someones garden. That is someones pet and a living thing. This sport really is coldhearted!!!!!!!!!!!! Come one people to dont have to kill them or take them to the moors. Have some compassion is this day and age. >

[oldguy]

don’t take the posts serious, think of them as tongue in cheek answers. I wouldn’t think there is a serial killer reading the forums looking for ideas.... though sometimes it is hard to separate the types of vermin that cause problems. Mice rats cats all bring problems with them