Posted by Brian G. NY on January 03, 2012 at 13:45:41 from (72.10.203.226):
In Reply to: Meet Catski... posted by DeltaRed on January 03, 2012 at 08:02:01:
Delta, Some guys think it is unmasculine (or something) to like cats. I do not let that bother me one little bit. We had two cats that were born about 6 months before me in the middle of the winter in a haymow and my Mom had to put them in the oven of the old Kalamazoo to thaw them out. A neighbor (who performed the service for all his neighbors) neutered them while stuffing them into an old boot. One lived to be 18 but we had to put him away after he got his legs cut off by a mowing machine. The other one lived to be 21 and we had to have him put away due to old age.BTW, when we needed to "put an animal away" we usually did it ourselves with a "22" or (if we were too attached) had a neighbor do it for us. Nowadays, they'd probably want to throw you in jail for that! Altho they were brothers, they had distinctly different personalities; "Tommy", the gray was a barn hunter and "Tiger", the tiger, was a field and woods hunter. Tiger caught all kinds of things including a small bullhead out of our farm pond and a half grown pheasant. I love dogs and they certainly are loyal and faithful companions but cats can be great pets as well.
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