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Heck I would have tried to tame it and see if it wanted to stay.
Be nice to have a rather 'large cat' to take up residence and become 'territorial' around the property.
I guarantee no one would ever try to enter the property unannounced.
 
I would have given it a can or two of Fancy Feast Ocean Whitefish and it would have been my obedient pet forever.
 
Heck I would have tried to tame it and see if it wanted to stay.
Be nice to have a rather 'large cat' to take up residence and become 'territorial' around the property.
I guarantee no one would ever try to enter the property unannounced.
But what kind of sign would you post? Beware of Kitty? Name it Big Pussy?
 
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For all the nuttiness of the story, she did do one real thing: the slow eye blink. It's basically catish for "I don't want to get into it with you -- we cool?" Some say it applies to large cats as well.

  • Try doing a slow blink to show you mean no harm. Shutting your eyes, counting to three and then opening your eyes can be a helpful way to befriend a feline. It's a true compliment if the cat gives you a slow blink in return.

How to Greet a Cat
 
No BS, the last cat that gave me an attitude ended up with a .40 hole in the chest. It was a big ole half-tailed thing was trying to get into my parents chicken pen. My dog, a pug half its size, ran out there trying to be a he-row. Ended up becoming the target instead of the chickens. Dog was smart enough to run toward me and have me a head-on shot at the cat. The G22 barked once. Threw the cat in the bed of my truck and somehow forgot about it for 3 weeks.
 

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