And destroy birds that drop seeds and try and pick them up.

I know it's just cats... Doing what cats do... However "she who must be obeyed" got to see nature in action while having her morning coffee...

The feeder is squirrel proof in that it has a bar on it for smaller birds to land on. If they're over a certain weight, it closes off the food supply. Works great on larger birds doves etc. the feeder is on a 4 foot pt post. And is secured to the top of t firmly. Squirrels are not an issue since they can't get in. The issue is that the birds who can access the food drop some seeds as they feed.

Beneath the feeder are some larger hasta, that the cat hides under sitting motionless. As the seeds from the feeder drop.. The cats grin begins to grow... The birds go to pick up the seed from around the hasta's and BOOM *feathers* everywhere..

Suggestions on how to keep the cats off the property entirely are welcome. I'm out numbered 3 to 1 and the solution I offered was immediately shot down :(

My suggestion was s.s.s (shoot, shovel, shut up)

I had an .11 cent solution. And they want a $70.00 motion detection Sprinkler :(
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a can of chicken of the sea and a live trap.... when you catch the little beast.. take it to her/his owner and tell her you thought a skunk or racoon was killing the birds.. you never dreamed it was her/his cat and give it back to them... if it continues.. see how well the cat can swim....

Would you like to borrow a couple of rottweilers Vic? Ill drop them off for the weekend..no more cats.

three words - B B Gun

seriously though, they sell these motion sensing cans that spray something, maybe jsut air that scares and keeps cats away from furniture. I bet it would work on a feeder

How to keep off the property entirely?
Remove the feeder.
Get a dog.
Kill the cat.
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1 pump. Maybe two pumps. Don't hurt them, just let them know more will follow if they come back.
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Coyote piss maybe?

http://www.amazon.com/Contech-StayAway-Motion-Activated-Pet-Deterrent/dp/B000DZFFN4

Birds eat seeds , cats eat birds. Just tell the boss its not a bird feeder....its a cat feeder! Maybe she'll look at the situation differently if you explain it to her in those terms. :)

1 pump. Maybe two pumps. Don't hurt them, just let them know more will follow if they come back.
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Yup 1 pump will do. When I was younger I gave a cat 3 pumps from a good 50-75 yards and it came off the ground about 8 feet all fours. I wasn't trying to hurt or kill the cat just wanted to shoot it in the azz. 1 pump won't hurt it and it will be pretty fun

My form of entertainment was to lasso birds and ocassionly a cat. Fresh water spinning rod setup with a about a one foot diameter loop on the end laying on the grass. Bait the interior of the loop in this case, cat food, and when the cat enters, set the loop around the leg.

set up a leaner....

it's a metal trash can or some five gallon buckets

tilted towards their hiding spot but at the precise angle
that when filled with water it's balanced with a propped up
stick ....tie this stick off to some line...

give them a good soaking using this quick splash
and they'll NEVER come back

i had one here doing just that... but it was a feral cat
legally i could have shot it...
but let the dingo tree it and i gave it a good long soaking
with the garden hose.... and never saw it again :uhuh:

Would you like to borrow a couple of rottweilers Vic? Ill drop them off for the weekend..no more cats.

She wants some sort of rat terrier Andy a mf'in rat terrier :( I say if you have to bend over to pet it... It isn't a dog. I may need to get a large dog quickly before I end up with a mf'in rat terrier!!
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on my third

they'll be a 4 ,5,6,7,

if i live that long

She wants some sort of rat terrier Andy a mf'in rat terrier :( I say if you have to bend over to pet it... It isn't a dog. I may need to get a large dog quickly before I end up with a mf'in rat terrier!!
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You could carry your little dog around in a plug bag..that would be cute.:rotf2:

How to keep off the property entirely?
Remove the feeder.
Get a dog.
Kill the cat.
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Right ON!....:)

Could also try some of those sticky traps made for mice and rats.... Stick them under the hostas. Might have a few birds as collateral damage before you get a cat to get his paws stuck in one

You could carry your little dog around in a plug bag..that would be cute.:rotf2:

Lmfao
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Like Rav said with the water. A 5 gallon bucket of water dropped out
the window on top of him will do the trick.:hihi:

If I'm dropping anything out of a window... It's going to be 22 and subsonic ;) followed by a string of firecrackers :)
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That will work too, Vic. :hihi:

on my third

they'll be a 4 ,5,6,7,

if i live that long

I love that breed Raven....If I get a dog that will be it.

You could try and move the birdfeeder away from the Hostas.

Mothballs will keep most animals away as they don't like the smell.
Cayenne pepper will drive them crazy (between sneezing fits) as well.
Canine urine might work, and it might succeed in drawing coyotes to your area.