Josh Holbrook wrote:
A couple of us have - got lost in the mix. Those permitted to collect them in ENP hand them over to the National Park Service who them analyzes there stomach contents. Due to the park rules, most herp-tourists just watch them cross the road, from what I've heard.
yeah I know some did, I just wish more answered the question instead of pulling this thread completely off topic.
-EJ wrote:That's screwed up... on many levels.
Do you kill ferral cats or dogs?
Not sure where this question is going so I will answer it as fully as I can. I have not lived in any areas where these are a problem. Cats are one of the worst invasive species out there and if the oppurtunity was there for me to safely, legally, and humanely euthanize feral cats, I would not hesitate. I have removed 2 young cats from the "wild" and helped to find homes for them when I was visiting an area that did have some around. So from an ecological perspective, I did "kill" 2 cats. For the record, I have a pet cat, that does not go outside.