Cats and tractors

[Mrwurm]

A while back we had three cats and one of them was crapping on my garage floor. I locked-up two in a cage each night till I figured out which one was doing it....
Now, where did that cat go? /w3tcompact/icons/hmm.gif

 

[EdKing]

I had a tractor buddy today, my one cat decided to hop up on the backhoe seat. She layed there the whole time I was back-filling a culvert. She didn't get off until I stopped the tractor to do some hand filling with the shovel.

 

[Dozernut]

He went <font color=blue>cat<font color=black>atonic?/w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif Never could figure why they made cat juggling illegal, go figure! /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif

 

[Bob_Trevithick]

<font color=blue>I had a tractor buddy today, my one cat decided to hop up on the backhoe seat.</font color=blue>

Ed,

She probably thought your LandTrac was a mother cat purring. They're incredible creatures, these cats.

Bob

 

[EdKing]

The same cat likes to get in the truck with me when I drive around the farm. I have to admit, when I was younger, I didn't like cats at all. Now that I have my own though, I can see why people like them. I like their independant mind set. They are more a friend than a pet. I hate to admit it, but I have seven now, 5 inside, and 2 outside.

 

[Mrwurm]

OK, found three big raccoons in my garage this morning. My wife leaves the door open a bit so the cats can come and go. Turns out raccoons are visiting as well. They knocked a bunch of stuff off the shelves and ate all the cat food. Maybe they ate some cats too? I did'nt see any cats. I guess they got 'run out of town' by the bandits.
Jerry

 

[knucklehead]

jhburke-

Porcupines will eat anything that smells like salt - tool handles, steering wheels, shoes and boots, even rubber. Be sure to check that seat if you ever hop in very early in the morning /w3tcompact/icons/shocked.gif

 

[webbmeister]

We have a couple of racoons that my wife has *named* and regularly buys dog food for. Despite all my warnings about bad things that can come from treating wild like domestic, she persists. Well, these guys come in the cat door every once in a while. We have four cats, and three of the four - when they know the 'coons are around, will take up posts just inside the cat door and hiss, growl, and bap a 'coon trying to get in. Fearless critters, those cats.