Our cat died....

[gamevet]

I'm sorry you couldn't help your cat Glitch.

Last night, the truth hit me like a brick: I could have saved my cat and didn't know it. That evening was once a blurred event, but for some reason it all came clear to me last evening and the pieces all fell into place.

On Thursday night of last week, I was drinkiing it up and fairly drunk. I was on the computer, had the window open and the fan blowing. I'd heard my cat letting out a screaming meow and running around the side of the house where my window was. I yelled out the window (thinking it was just another cat fight) and thought about breaking it up, but I was drunk and not thinking clearly. I tried to look out the window, but it was so dark on that side of the house. The dogs started barking and I was telling them to calm down. I heard a thump against the fence to the back yard, and thought that maybe she had entered under the fence, like she normally did.

My drunk mind at the time, wasn't registering the panting noise I was hearing at the side of my house. It also didn't realize that I had heard the final gasps of my cat, as the Cayote bit into her.

I can't believe how vivid and precise my memory of the event is now. During that evening, it was just a blurred moment.

I didn't sleep at all last night, after the realization came about, that my cat was crying out for me and I didn't come to the call. I failed her and I feel sick, sad and angry all at the same time.

[Jetman]

Revenge will make you feel better.

Put some bait out , load a shottie, grab a beer and wait for that bastard to come back.

And you were drunk, I wouldnt blame yourself. By the time you'd even heard the cat crying out it was probably way too late anyway.

[Joust Williams]

This is what gets people to stop drinking. Hopefully you do too.

[voltz]

Revenge will make you feel better.

Put some bait out , load a shottie, grab a beer and wait for that bastard to

...or call this guy.








Yeah I'm sure he'll be more then happy to shoot him for you.

[Gooch]

I failed her and I feel sick, sad and angry all at the same time.

The only thing you can do now is to hunt down and massacre every coyote you see and put their heads up on stakes surrounding your home. Some people would say it's over the top, but the sheer gratification you get from each one you mercilessly slaughter will tell you otherwise. The fucking coyote killed your defenseless, clawless cat on your own fucking property, and left half the corpse for you to find. The balls on that coyote. Kill 'em all, Vet, kill 'em real good.

[gamevet]

...or call this guy.








Yeah I'm sure he'll be more then happy to shoot him for you.

Perhaps if he brought a bow. I live in a suburb area of about 800 homes, so the idea of shooting a firearm isn't a very good idea.

Funny thing you mention Ted. I grew up in Montana(everyone hunts up there), where he often likes to hunt. My neighbor was dating him about 16 years ago, when he was hunting around the Missoula area.

I gave my dad the Springfield 30-06 rifle I had back home. I haven't hunted in over 18 years, but I've still shot many a gun and rifle in Texas.

[voltz]

The only thing you can do now is to hunt down and massacre every coyote you see and put their heads up on stakes surrounding your home. Some people would say it's over the top, but the sheer gratification you get from each one you mercilessly slaughter will tell you otherwise. The fucking coyote killed your defenseless, clawless cat on your own fucking property, and left half the corpse for you to find. The balls on that coyote. Kill 'em all, Vet, kill 'em real good.

If anyone from peta gets to him, tell them their heads are going up next.

[Jetman]

Perhaps if he brought a bow. I live in a suburb area of about 800 homes, so the idea of shooting a firearm isn't a very good idea.

well, that would be out of the question then I guess. Never heard of coyotes roaming around a large suburb area before so assumed you were out in the open on the outskirts of Dallas or something.

The idea is still sound, you'll just have to find another way to do it. One of my friends has used those metal cage traps to catch armadillo, moles, and other annoying wildlife in his kinda suburbian area. Throw one of those in your bushes, bait it, and wait for Wile E to get dumb.

[torgo]

well, that would be out of the question then I guess. Never heard of coyotes roaming around a large suburb area before so assumed you were out in the open on the outskirts of Dallas or something.

I lived in Southern California as a kid. We had coyotes coming down into our neighborhood all the time.

[gamevet]

well, that would be out of the question then I guess. Never heard of coyotes roaming around a large suburb area before so assumed you were out in the open on the outskirts of Dallas or something.

The idea is still sound, you'll just have to find another way to do it. One of my friends has used those metal cage traps to catch armadillo, moles, and other annoying wildlife in his kinda suburbian area. Throw one of those in your bushes, bait it, and wait for Wile E to get dumb.

I live in a town of 18,000 about 12 miles from Dallas. It's name is Wylie, of all things. This whole section of town is newer homes, but just West of us is a small wooded area and a lake about 10 miles North. The coyote's area is shrinking, so I'd guess it has no choice but to wander into these communities.