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<blockquote data-quote="lunkerslayer" data-source="post: 169999" data-attributes="member: 217">Cats that are not fed on a reguar basis will search for food which are like other domesticated animals like the pig. They will return to thier wild side&nbsp; also much like other animals of the wild cats are territorial creatures who will kill any stray . I would be willing to bet that if you found a farmer they would most likely take then in but only if they are being fed. My great grandfather was a cat person living on the farm we always had cats around even bobtail cats. Which were half house cat half lynx no tail and thier back end was much higher then a regular cat and when they moewed it was much deeper sound. Once gg stopped coming out and feeding them they all left.&nbsp;I was working on a property owners farmsteqd doing a section break down so the owner could sell off just the farm. The first time we went out to meet the owner, there was movement infront of the barn not knowing what it was and thinking it was a bunch of chickens. It wasn't until we got closer to the barn that I noticed it was cats. There had to be 100 cats in front of the barn and 90 percent of them were tame becuase they all would stay close to you wondering when they were going to be fed again.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lunkerslayer, post: 169999, member: 217"] Cats that are not fed on a reguar basis will search for food which are like other domesticated animals like the pig. They will return to thier wild side also much like other animals of the wild cats are territorial creatures who will kill any stray . I would be willing to bet that if you found a farmer they would most likely take then in but only if they are being fed. My great grandfather was a cat person living on the farm we always had cats around even bobtail cats. Which were half house cat half lynx no tail and thier back end was much higher then a regular cat and when they moewed it was much deeper sound. Once gg stopped coming out and feeding them they all left. I was working on a property owners farmsteqd doing a section break down so the owner could sell off just the farm. The first time we went out to meet the owner, there was movement infront of the barn not knowing what it was and thinking it was a bunch of chickens. It wasn't until we got closer to the barn that I noticed it was cats. There had to be 100 cats in front of the barn and 90 percent of them were tame becuase they all would stay close to you wondering when they were going to be fed again. [/QUOTE]

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