buck460XVR
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This problem could also be solved by trapping, spaying, and neutering feral cats to keep the population in check.
Same could be said for Coyotes. But would still be very ineffective and cost prohibitive for both. This would not keep those neutered animals from continuing to do what comes naturally to them....kill for food. But, housecats left to roam, do not kill to eat. That's why they leave the headless body of baby rabbits, chipmunks and Cardinals on your front steps. They kill for the thrill of the hunt and then come in the house to eat "Fancy Treats" and sleep on the bed. That's why they play with the mouse before they kill it and then leave it lay. Unlike the coyotes, they are not hungry. This is what is so ridiculous. Folks cry to have the coyotes shot(legal or not, safe or not) while they are hunting for food, so that they can allow their cats to continue to roam and kill needlessly. Then they scream "sicko" when someone suggests eliminating feral cats. Hard to argue with that mentality.