On Friday, 10 November 2017 11:25:45 UTC, wrote:
On Fri, 10 Nov 2017 09:58:58 +0000, GB
wrote:


I need to capture a half-feral cat with a serious medical problem. I have a large wire cage that's not designed to be used as a trap. I

NT

Good news: 2 cage-traps are now in place, and hopefully a 3rd will be tomorrow. Thanks for all the ideas, this time it didn't end up diyed, which is unusual. Was able to find a farm supplier in the area.

Do please tell us what you catch.

As in animal or medical? With feral cats propensity to double in
length when attempts are made to handle them a good set of leathers
and face protection may be needed but I expect that is telling Tabby
Purr to suck eggs.
At least in the UK a bite will probably not bring the risk of Rabies
with it.

G.Harman

I've worked with ferals before - he's only semi feral. I've had him purring in my lap before now, but he won't come too near me as he knows I want to capture him.


NT