Anyone want to come cat hunting?

[Piper]

Originally Posted by Ken_

I have the same problem. The problem seems to be compounded by the fact that this cat seems to like my car more than the others or it just does it to piss me off. I told my wife I am gonna catch it, put in my daily beater and haul it off some place well away from our place. She says it'll just come back. Anyway, I hope I don't get mauled, but it sure will beat having to buff out cat scratches and feet prints (these f&$%ers actually will rub feet prints into the paint!).

Yeh thats right just to piss you off! The cat is against you, he hates you. Oh and better yet! He knows the car is yours,lol.

[Piper]

Originally Posted by swizlstik

That sucks! I feel for ya. Can't stand cats.

I can not stand some humans either.....but we are forced to live together, so get over it!

[Ken_]

Originally Posted by Piper

Yeh thats right just to piss you off! The cat is against you, he hates you. Oh and better yet! He knows the car is yours,lol.

Yeah I can tell by the way it looks at me lol

[redirish]

Originally Posted by CamaroDreams07

These are strays. Tons of them in my apartment complex and local authorities will not come.

I was joking. I'd never kill an animal for walking on my car. It does bug me though.

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I had the problem of stays around my house also. One of my neighbors was feeding them and once they had a food source there were dozens of them. I spoke to the lady feeding them and she stopped and most of the cats went somewhere else. I had a friend who had the problem and he buys coyote urine and the cats smell it and run! LOL

[CamaroDreams07]

Originally Posted by redirish

I had the problem of stays around my house also. One of my neighbors was feeding them and once they had a food source there were dozens of them. I spoke to the lady feeding them and she stopped and most of the cats went somewhere else. I had a friend who had the problem and he buys coyote urine and the cats smell it and run! LOL

I think I'd rather just get the coyotes.

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[Forte]

I can't believe YOUR car is dusty...

But yea, I would catch/release. We do it at my place quite a bit. Maybe once a month or so. Safe/humane and keeps the car safe!

[CamaroDreams07]

Originally Posted by Forte

I can't believe YOUR car is dusty...

But yea, I would catch/release. We do it at my place quite a bit. Maybe once a month or so. Safe/humane and keeps the car safe!

My car lives outside under a carport. Accumulates dust but doesn't actually look dirty until it rains. Then the moisture in the air just makes mud on my car, which is what you're seeing there.

I would catch and release but thankfully I only have two more weeks in my apartment.

[Forte]

Yea I hear that. Mine is outside at all times with no car port and it does the same thing. Same color too. But boy does the color pop when it's clean...

[CamaroDreams07]

Originally Posted by Forte

Yea I hear that. Mine is outside at all times with no car port and it does the same thing. Same color too. But boy does the color pop when it's clean...

Still never had a second thought on color. It's just the best.

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[Ken_]

So far so good... I wait until it comes up to the car and just hit the door-lock button repeatedly to get the horn blowing in rapid succession. The cat runs off. By the time it comes back, my car has cooled down and someone else with a warm hood will attract the cat. Yeah... stupid, but it works for now.

[Carsnbikes]

You need a CATapult!! A friend of mine had a cat relocation program he used with great sucess. He said the key is to relocated them on the other side of a river.

[jimmy5]

I did the tuna with anti-freeze before. Not proud of it, but my neighbor had been feeding cats, and 2 turned into 20 in a summer, no joke. Then skunks started coming around. Anyway they had been doing the same thing and scratching my cars, I dealt with it, then they got into a fight and one jumped on my stingray corvette and every where it bled etched into the paint, had to get a new paintjob on it. After that it was tuna mixed with antifreeze, sucks, I know, but I had called animal control, talked with the neighbor, used cayenne pepper, moth balls, citrus, everything that was supposed to work and none of it did.

[jessicamariella]

Rather than anti-freeze, glass and other things I wish I hadn't read ... use citrus-scented cleaners on your car. Cats do not like anything with a citrus smell. Works well as an air freshener in your car too. Eucalyptus and lavender are other natural cat repellents.

You can also use this: http://www.amazon.com/Contech-CatSto.../dp/B0001A9TE2

[StephenS_84]

Human being are terrible. It's not the cats fault. Maybe we should kill all the people that can't afford a house with a garage? Does that sound fair? Killing helpless animals isn't the answer.