I'd like to see a cat try this (dogs are better!):

[indy007]

Originally posted by Vulcan
The point is show me a (pet) cat that can leave bitemarks on a bumper (albeit a jap import).

That lady is actually kinda lucky. I got to see what was left of a Corolla that a pair of Pit's being used as guard dogs had got ahold of. The bumpers were chewed off, the hood and roof were caved in, the fenders and quarter panels looked like they had been peeled backwards from the corners. The cat they were trying to get to was still hiding under the car in the morning.

[Hangtime]

ain't met the cat yet that didn't understand a kick in the bellybutton or a slug from a .45

including that one.

(just don't miss)

[indy007]

Originally posted by Hangtime
ain't met the cat yet that didn't understand a kick in the bellybutton or a slug from a .45

including that one.

(just don't miss)

Probably need bigger than a .45. I've seen videos of lions take rifle hits and still manage to get a claw on their attacker.

That thing is a Liger (I can hear the Napoleon Dynamite jokes already..). Lion-Tiger hybrid, always born sterile & only exists in captivity. Needs something like 4x the meat of a normal Lion daily... neat, but I wouldn't want to make it mad.

[Hangtime]

Originally posted by indy007
Probably need bigger than a .45. I've seen videos of lions take rifle hits and still manage to get a claw on their attacker.

That thing is a Liger (I can hear the Napoleon Dynamite jokes already..). Lion-Tiger hybrid, always born sterile & only exists in captivity. Needs something like 4x the meat of a normal Lion daily... neat, but I wouldn't want to make it mad.

That's why it pays to practice, practice, practice. Dogs and cats have one thing in common, they don't attack bellybutton first. A shot to the brain case with a lil .22 would work guite handily

On the other hand, I doubt seriously a 'liger' is likely to be hunting my bellybutton anytime soon... and I sure wouldn't step into a cage with one without a drawn .45 and an inclination to use it.

Can you imagine the size of the turds that thing would leave in my sneakers? the mere thought inspires proactive defense.