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reply posted on 6-4-2009 @ 01:12 AM by Anuubis
reply to post by smokehouseslim


I'm not a chef, i just pretend to be I love to cook and have come up with some crazy concoctions while camping. But that's not the real point of this thread. It's a matter of wether or not to abandon pets or try to keep them to when you bug out.

And not neccesarily as a food source.


reply posted on 6-4-2009 @ 03:32 AM by HERACAT
reply to post by Northern Raider



You know, I almost made you the first person I ever put on my ignore list. But then I realised that within the context of this thread, you have some valid points.

I cannot however, condone your attitude toward felines in general. Perhaps you were bitten as a child...

Even in a SHTF situation ALL of our pets need to be given a chance to survive.

I will take my house cat who has given me nothing but love her entire life with me. If she goes "mercenary" on me, then that's her bussiness.

You sound like someone who has some anger issues to work out. I wish you all the best in that endevour.

PEACE and LIGHT to you!!!


reply posted on 6-4-2009 @ 03:53 AM by Northern Raider
Originally posted by HERACAT
reply to
post by Northern Raider



You know, I almost made you the first person I ever put on my ignore list. But then I realised that within the context of this thread, you have some valid points.

I cannot however, condone your attitude toward felines in general. Perhaps you were bitten as a child...

Even in a SHTF situation ALL of our pets need to be given a chance to survive.

I will take my house cat who has given me nothing but love her entire life with me. If she goes "mercenary" on me, then that's her bussiness.

You sound like someone who has some anger issues to work out. I wish you all the best in that endevour.

PEACE and LIGHT to you!!!


Rats and cats are generally feral vermin, thats just nature, people keep rats as well as cats as pets, each to their own. But no one with a cat would get into any of our survival groups retreats after a collapse because just like rats they are disease carriers. Dogs at least can be trained to guard and hunt and carry goods and they can safely be left outside. I dont have any issues with cats or rats I just live in the real world, where as a maltreated dog will sadly still remain loyal until the end a cat will go where ever the food is. Its the self denying cat onwers with the anger issues, because they seem to thing that cats are in some way different to rats or squirrels. I dont mind cats at all, with fries and onions


reply posted on 6-4-2009 @ 10:10 AM by redhead57
Originally posted by Northern Raider
Originally posted by simonecharisse
Whatever happens in this life, my two cat children are with me. I have already gone through unbelievable things to keep them with me. Don't let ME see you being mean to a cat or other animal, or you will get maced.


As I very politely asked my neighbours, Please keep your cats in your own property then they can not slaughter the song birds nesting in my garden, or crap in my childs sand pit, If you let them come into other peoples property uninvited then just like a rat they would be shot. A cat in your home is a loving pet to be cherished, A cat tresspassing into someone else property killing bird and pulling gold fish from ponds are vermin. The sole absolute responsibility for the cat lies with its owner, same as with dogs.


As a cat owner I agree with you on this, but shooting them is a bit much! Cat's in urban and suburban areas need to be housepets....period! There are too many dangers out there for cats, and mean humans are some of the biggest behind cars. While I know my cats would love to be outside, it is for their own protection and they have a pretty good life.

You cannot train a cat to stay out of a neighbors sand box, pond, or off their cars and I could see where that would infuriate someone not a fan of cats. My uncle was a vet and he was the first one to tell people about the injuries he had seen when people allow their cats to roam, it is best if they are kept indoors in urban and suburban areas.

Oh yeah, I have 4 and only one of them is tough enough to make it on the road or in a wilderness situation, he was a feral kitten I got young enough to domesticate and he thinks he is a human. My others are too pampered and I hate to think of what would happen to them. I will cross that bridge when the time comes, knowing me I would at least give it a real try to make it with all of them. At least cats feed themselves in the wild.

[edit on 4/6/2009 by redhead57]


reply posted on 6-4-2009 @ 10:30 AM by smokehouseslim
reply to post by Northern Raider


If one survives by doing it then a horse is a horse is a horse. Of course I have been known to craft some bush's in my lifetime



reply posted on 6-4-2009 @ 11:39 AM by bloodcircle
Originally posted by Northern Raider
Originally posted by simonecharisse
Whatever happens in this life, my two cat children are with me. I have already gone through unbelievable things to keep them with me. Don't let ME see you being mean to a cat or other animal, or you will get maced.


As I very politely asked my neighbours, Please keep your cats in your own property then they can not slaughter the song birds nesting in my garden, or crap in my childs sand pit, If you let them come into other peoples property uninvited then just like a rat they would be shot. A cat in your home is a loving pet to be cherished, A cat tresspassing into someone else property killing bird and pulling gold fish from ponds are vermin. The sole absolute responsibility for the cat lies with its owner, same as with dogs.


You do seem to have it in for cats. Because I've had neighbors dogs in my back yard. Does this rule apply? Shoot the rat?

Likewise, I would also apply it to anyone in my yard uninvited. Now where do you draw the line?

When little timmy's dog fetches the ball, sees my cat and chases it?

Anyway off topic, all I know is that if anyone ever touched one of my cats, they are the rats. And hammers tend to fix rat problems pretty good, as my grandfather used to do.

Now, on topic.... My poor ol' woofy woulda probly licked anything that came near her to death, and gone off like a pair of irish bagpipes doing it. Poor ol' girl. She did have that spark tho, protective.. just too used to love I guess, always bouncing around happy to see anyone, unless it was 2am and they were breaking into the car..

Miss ya Kimba..






reply posted on 6-4-2009 @ 12:00 PM by Anuubis
Originally posted by HERACAT
reply to
post by Northern Raider


Perhaps you were bitten as a child...


I was bitten by many cats and a couple of dogs as a child. I still have both. That doesn't have much to do with it.

I was never bitten by humans as a child, but i still don't like most of them


reply posted on 6-4-2009 @ 02:33 PM by Seany
reply to post by downinafrica



BUG OUT is term used to be ready to leave in a short notice , in case TSHTF

you need to have a BOB ready

BOB = bug out bag

TSHTF = The ---- Hits The Fan


reply posted on 6-4-2009 @ 02:46 PM by downinafrica
reply to post by Seany



Thanks for the terminology, much appreciated.

One more question though, why would you have to BUG OUT?
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