They say that humans are the only animal that kills for sport

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But what animal would do this and how do i stop them???
 

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Got a dog but she's pretty much blind. This might be a good reason to get another one though!
 
Groundhog... treat with extreme prejudice.


Upon further review, could be a chipmunk based on the location of the desecrated fruit and the metal hoop on the cage... perfect height for the little bastard to sit and chew on the tomato. You still have my ok to unleash hell!
 
Groundhog... treat with extreme prejudice.


Upon further review, could be a chipmunk based on the location of the desecrated fruit and the metal hoop on the cage... perfect height for the little bastard to sit and chew on the tomato. You still have my ok to unleash hell!
 
I'm trying a little psy ops first with dangling mirrors. Maybe they will be afraid of their own reflection.
 
Most likely squirrels: traps, dogs, pellet gun.
When I had an issue with a particular bird who was to lazy to pick up all the available nesting material available and preferred the moss in my pots, I screwed a rat trap to a bench and baited it with moss.
It worked.
 
Birds and squirrels….my nemesis 🤣
My fishing dock used to be covered in bird poops. The pelicans and seagulls just loved to perch on the dock posts. I fought them for years until I learned this "weird trick" :D
I put some nails on the dock post and then strung fishing lines just 1" above the posts. From then on, the birds approach my dock then fly away. The few that tried to land flew off as soon as their feet were near the fishing lines.

Squirrels are nothing but bushy tailed rats. I treat them accordingly.
 
Quote: "They say that humans are the only animal that kills for sport"

Answer: "They" have never owned a cat
True dat.
On YouTube there is a recorded video from a camera mounted on a cat. In one night out that cat roamed around, terrorized, and killed a bunch of critters, yet it did not eat any of them.
 
Domestic cats left to roam outside are a nightmare for everything. They have killed off entire species of animals (and if you've ever owned one, you know they're mostly not killing to eat).

 
Domestic cats left to roam outside are a nightmare for everything. They have killed off entire species of animals (and if you've ever owned one, you know they're mostly not killing to eat).

I've never understood why there are laws about dogs being kept in their yards or on a leash, but nothing in regards to cats. Why do cats refuse to poop in their own yard, always someone else's?
 
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