My cat nailed a squirrel today!

Cats my ass wrote:

Cats as pound for pound champs?!? Phhhhfffttttt!!! More like pound for pound pussies!

I'll see your cat and raise you a honey badger.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iksnk1YVkac

Enjoy

The Crazy Nastyass Honey Badger (original narration by Randall)

A friend of mine told me he had shot 257 feral cats that came into his yard.

He lived by an alley, so they were coming into his yard all the time. Some of the neighbors had lots of cats and would keep getting more of them, didn't take care of them so they'd go into his yard... and goodbye filthy cat.

.....?..... wrote:

Except most dogs are bigger than cats. His comparison isn't particulary relevant. ..... German shepherds, etc. If a dogs mouth can fit a cat neck it in, there's no contest.

Can your german shepherd's mouth fit around a cougar's neck?

Now how's that for relevant?

So your trolling again under a different name? Keep trying.But you bring up an important difference between dogs and cats. Dogs are smarter, people smarter that is. They are pack animals and 100% focus on the lead dog their owner. They learn more people vocabulary and know more about people and what they want. They are dependent and know are loyal to their roles.Cats are solitary hunters. A cat's survival instinct/intelligence is much higher. A cat abandoned in the woods by itself has a greater chance for survival than a dog. A cat judges danger much better than a dog. A cat is much less likely to engage in a dangerous fight if there is no purpose to it. A dog will get bit by a snake a cat seldom will. A cat is more self reliant on their own judgment. They have an uncanny ability to assess situations.So yes there are many feral cats, dogs by themselves have a lower survival rates.

This guy is awesome wrote:

A friend of mine told me he had shot 257 feral cats that came into his yard.

He lived by an alley, so they were coming into his yard all the time. Some of the neighbors had lots of cats and would keep getting more of them, didn't take care of them so they'd go into his yard... and goodbye filthy cat.

So your trolling again under a different name? Keep trying.But you bring up an important difference between dogs and cats. Dogs are smarter, people smarter that is. They are pack animals and 100% focus on the lead dog their owner. They learn more people vocabulary and know more about people and what they want. They are dependent and know are loyal to their roles.Cats are solitary hunters. A cat's survival instinct/intelligence is much higher. A cat abandoned in the woods by itself has a greater chance for survival than a dog. A cat judges danger much better than a dog. A cat is much less likely to engage in a dangerous fight if there is no purpose to it. A dog will get bit by a snake a cat seldom will. A cat is more self reliant on their own judgment. They have an uncanny ability to assess situations.So yes there are many feral cats, dogs by themselves have a lower survival rates.

This guy is awesome wrote:

A friend of mine told me he had shot 257 feral cats that came into his yard.

He lived by an alley, so they were coming into his yard all the time. Some of the neighbors had lots of cats and would keep getting more of them, didn't take care of them so they'd go into his yard... and goodbye filthy cat.

If feral cats survive so well on their own, then why do you cat lickers keep going around feeding them.

Apparently they can't survive at all on their own.

Badgers are pretty tough. I said cats pound for pound are the toughest domestic animals (compared to dogs certainly), I said one of the toughest wild animals, not the toughest.

Domestication breeds much of the toughness out of animals. They are still pretty tough though.

Jake from the Funny Farm wrote:

If feral cats survive so well on their own, then why do you cat lickers keep going around feeding them.

Apparently they can't survive at all on their own.

Huh?

If you left food out for a cougar, badger, or weasel do you think they would eat it? Does that mean they can't survive as well by themselves?

Jake from State Farm wrote:

.....?..... wrote:

Except most dogs are bigger than cats. His comparison isn't particulary relevant. ..... German shepherds, etc. If a dogs mouth can fit a cat neck it in, there's no contest.

Can your german shepherd's mouth fit around a cougar's neck?

Now how's that for relevant?

It's not relevant. That's the point. Why do you keep comparing house cats and large cats?

can your cat eat an antelope? Because a lion can!

I'd be more impressed if he was perched atop this fox

http://www.falteisek.com/photos/My%20Pictures/Family/Felicia/3%20F%208%2015%2005%20120.JPG

Jake from the Funny Farm wrote:

If feral cats survive so well on their own, then why do you cat lickers keep going around feeding them.

Apparently they can't survive at all on their own.

The only reason cats are around is because stupid people keep feeding them.

Jake from the Funny Farm wrote:

If feral cats survive so well on their own, then why do you cat lickers keep going around feeding them.

Apparently they can't survive at all on their own.

Why does your mommy keep you in the basement and feed you?

Apparently you can't survive at all on your own.

Jake from the Funny Farm wrote:

If feral cats survive so well on their own, then why do you cat lickers keep going around feeding them.

Apparently they can't survive at all on their own.

It's usually fat smelly old women, who have 50 cats in their house, and the place is a mess, cat pee and shit everywhere.

"t's usually fat smelly old women, who have 50 cats in their house, and the place is a mess, cat pee and shit everywhere."

No reason to bring up your personal nailings (exploits) on these forums.

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Actually the thread was about cats pound for pound being great fighters. Then you brought up dogs eating cats so since you were interested in that line of thinking and keeping the topic of pound for pound, the cougar would EAT YOUR DOG.

Actually the smaller bobcat would mess your dog up pretty bad too.

Jake from State Farm wrote:

Can your german shepherd's mouth fit around a cougar's neck?

Now how's that for relevant?

It's not relevant. That's the point. Why do you keep comparing house cats and large cats?

can your cat eat an antelope? Because a lion can!

Jake from State Farm wrote:

....?.... wrote:

Actually the thread was about cats pound for pound being great fighters. Then you brought up dogs eating cats so since you were interested in that line of thinking and keeping the topic of pound for pound, the cougar would EAT YOUR DOG.

Actually the smaller bobcat would mess your dog up pretty bad too.

It's not relevant. That's the point. Why do you keep comparing house cats and large cats?

can your cat eat an antelope? Because a lion can!

You know what else kills a ton of birds? Windowpanes. So cats are pound for pound as fearsome as glass.

.....?.... wrote:

You know what else kills a ton of birds? Windowpanes. So cats are pound for pound as fearsome as glass.

Now I get it. You don't understand the concept of being a great athletic fighter.

Admire the fighting ability including power, speed, agility and weapons or not.

You just don't appreciate the beauty of it. Too bad for you.

(You don't do competitive do you)

Actually the thread was about cats pound for pound being great fighters. Then you brought up dogs eating cats so since you were interested in that line of thinking and keeping the topic of pound for pound, the cougar would EAT YOUR DOG.

Actually the smaller bobcat would mess your dog up pretty bad too.

Jake from State Farm wrote:

Actually the thread was about cats pound for pound being great fighters...

In general weasels are better pound for pound fighters than cats.