Mike
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Soapweed said:
Catastrophic for the Cat
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Catastrophic for the Cat
burnt
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Clubbed with common cooking cutlery? :shock:
This coldblooded killing a consequence of criminal cat cuisine!
But the cur is cured. :nod:
Wouldn't let me post the word k i t c h e n !
This coldblooded killing a consequence of criminal cat cuisine!
But the cur is cured. :nod:
Wouldn't let me post the word k i t c h e n !
Soapweed
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I have a friend that captured a bobcat in a live trap. He coerced one of his buddies into helping him, and they managed to get the cat into a suitcase. They then left it out on a highway, near some thick trees where they were able to hide and watch the proceedings. A carload of people drove by, squealed their brakes, backed up, and one occupant leaned out to grab the suitcase by its handle. They drove off, and a hundred yards later all the doors swiftly opened, and all inhabitants evacuated before the car even came to a stop. Of course, the pranksters were having a big laugh in behind the trees, as they watched the bobcat sprint into the nearby pasture. 
Big Muddy rancher
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Soapweed said:I have a friend that captured a bobcat in a live trap. He coerced one of his buddies into helping him, and they managed to get the cat into a suitcase. They then left it out on a highway, near some thick trees where they were able to hide and watch the proceedings. A carload of people drove by, squealed their brakes, backed up, and one occupant leaned out to grab the suitcase by its handle. They drove off, and a hundred yards later all the doors swiftly opened, and all inhabitants evacuated before the car even came to a stop. Of course, the pranksters were having a big laugh in behind the trees, as they watched the bobcat sprint into the nearby pasture.
A Bobcat in the baggage is bad news.
Oh Ya, JF said you made him help you with that Bobcat. :wink: :lol: :lol:
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Soapweed said:I have a friend that captured a bobcat in a live trap. He coerced one of his buddies into helping him, and they managed to get the cat into a suitcase. They then left it out on a highway, near some thick trees where they were able to hide and watch the proceedings. A carload of people drove by, squealed their brakes, backed up, and one occupant leaned out to grab the suitcase by its handle. They drove off, and a hundred yards later all the doors swiftly opened, and all inhabitants evacuated before the car even came to a stop. Of course, the pranksters were having a big laugh in behind the trees, as they watched the bobcat sprint into the nearby pasture.
When I heard that story it was supposed to have happened on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation and it was a carload of Indians that had stopped to pick it up... :wink:
Soapweed
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Oldtimer said:Soapweed said:I have a friend that captured a bobcat in a live trap. He coerced one of his buddies into helping him, and they managed to get the cat into a suitcase. They then left it out on a highway, near some thick trees where they were able to hide and watch the proceedings. A carload of people drove by, squealed their brakes, backed up, and one occupant leaned out to grab the suitcase by its handle. They drove off, and a hundred yards later all the doors swiftly opened, and all inhabitants evacuated before the car even came to a stop. Of course, the pranksters were having a big laugh in behind the trees, as they watched the bobcat sprint into the nearby pasture.
When I heard that story it was supposed to have happened on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation and it was a carload of Indians that had stopped to pick it up... :wink:
The story I heard was told in the first person by one of my friends who is not prone to exaggerate. Yes, it did occur on a reservation, but not Fort Peck. I left that part out, so as not come across as being insensitive.
:wink:
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Soapweed said:Oldtimer said:Soapweed said:I have a friend that captured a bobcat in a live trap. He coerced one of his buddies into helping him, and they managed to get the cat into a suitcase. They then left it out on a highway, near some thick trees where they were able to hide and watch the proceedings. A carload of people drove by, squealed their brakes, backed up, and one occupant leaned out to grab the suitcase by its handle. They drove off, and a hundred yards later all the doors swiftly opened, and all inhabitants evacuated before the car even came to a stop. Of course, the pranksters were having a big laugh in behind the trees, as they watched the bobcat sprint into the nearby pasture.
When I heard that story it was supposed to have happened on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation and it was a carload of Indians that had stopped to pick it up... :wink:
The story I heard was told in the first person by one of my friends who is not prone to exaggerate. Yes, it did occur on a reservation, but not Fort Peck. I left that part out, so as not come across as being insensitive.
:wink:
Iffin it happened-- it may/must have happened more than once, as I was about 15 years old when I heard a friend of my Dads telling him the story...And being the hellions my buddies and I were, we immediately tried to catch a bobcat... Luckily we didn't find one... :wink: