Well.. Aussies are clubbing things, and it's not baby seals

[Tumor]

Originally posted by Toad

I think the real reason is that feral cats aren't going to hold still for batting.

Naturally!  So, rather than using those nasty guns, you trap them with a steel jaw trap then whack'em with your club of preference.

[steely07]

At last a thread where i can speak from experience!!

The toads don't even try to get away,,and a hockey stick will give you more lift and less mess than any golf club

It might be an ugly solution,but these buggers are now in Kakadu and moving west rapidly,any native animal that eats one dies,and our natives are already under much pressure from other factors (except the flies)

"oh whacking day,oh whacking day,poison toad----cricket-batting day"

Steely

[Scherf]

By "hockey", he means the one with the really short curvy bit.

But them toads, that's what they invented pellet guns and garbage bags for.

Cats, you need a .22.

Goats, well, there's too many. Personally, I go for the one with the biggest horns.

Weaken the gene pool and all. Walk down slowly, and ...

[Airhead]

Originally posted by Scherf


Goats, well, there's too many. Personally, I go for the one with the biggest horns.

HAHAHA Schref! The goats with horns are the males!! Pick out a female next time!1 LOLOL!!

[Elfie]

Originally posted by Airhead
HAHAHA Schref! The goats with horns are the males!! Pick out a female next time!1 LOLOL!!

Actually, iirc female and male goats both have horns. The males horns generally grow larger than the females tho. If you want to control a population, kill the females. In many species the males will mate with as many females as he can find so killing the males has a much smaller effect on populations.

Feral cats can be very destructive to native wildlife populations such as squirrels, small birds, rabbits etc.