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Just got my Ninkasi!

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Re: Just got my Ninkasi!

Posted: Fri May 16, 2014 3:23 pm
by mike____
Bad Goat Brewing wrote:I bet you don't have a mouse, rat, or small dog problem around your house.

Or badger, deer, moose, elephant... :D
Happy Birthday Ninkasi!

Re: Just got my Ninkasi!

Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2014 7:57 am
by Ozwald
I'm a proud papa this morning. I was down in the shop & heard a big ruckus going on upstairs. I figured one of the neighbor dogs was in the yard again & he was upset that they wouldn't come close enough to tag it. I look outside at the kennel & he's walking around with a toy in his mouth - I buy him large dog toys, like stuffed pheasants. But then I noticed the 3 toys he has out there were all laying on the ground.

He caught a small rabbit that got a little too close. Since I feed him well & at a certain time during the day, he was more interested in playing with it than killing it... but with as rough as he was being, I couldn't believe he didn't kill it in the process. Carrying it around in his mouth, a little shake here and there, he'd toss it & pounce on it & then swat it half way across the kennel flopping around like a rag doll. Then pounce on it & repeat the whole game over. He finally swatted it hard enough that it hit the fencing, fell on the ground & managed to squeeze out of the kennel. Ninkasi missed hooking a claw in it's rump & dragging it back in by less than a centimeter.

Kinda glad I didn't have to clean up the mess if he had got it & drawn blood since he probably would've ended up ripping it apart, but kinda sad at the same time - I don't think that particular bunny's coming back over for a play date anytime soon.

Re: Just got my Ninkasi!

Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2014 9:31 pm
by PorkSlapper
I want my vegan, and peta supporting relatives to read this. I am amazed he didn't just kill and eat it completely on natural instinct.

Re: Just got my Ninkasi!

Posted: Thu Jun 05, 2014 7:40 am
by Ozwald
It's just like a typical house cat playing with a mouse. If they're well fed on a regular basis, they won't have much interest in eating it... just playing with it until they kill it. Just a cat being a cat. Crackpots... er... I mean PETA supporters shouldn't have a problem with that. He's living a good life & being a cat... which is much better than being part of some rich cunt's coat.

Re: Just got my Ninkasi!

Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2014 11:16 pm
by PorkSlapper
Totally with you on that one Ozwald. That's one fucking nice kitty right there, using one of my favorite line from Bubbles on Trailer Park Boys.

:jnj -PorK

Re: Just got my Ninkasi!

Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2014 5:13 pm
by Ozwald
Fruitful year, this year. He got a bird who was dumb enough to perch on the kennel fence. This time I got to watch the whole thing. When he goes into attack mode (as opposed to when we're just playing) it's just unbelievable. He is so freaking fast. The bird saw him, managed to get it's wings almost fully extended to take off & it was over. 2 seconds, tops. Confirmed kill, confirmed dinner.

At first he was just tossing it up in the air to see if it would fly again, cause he wanted to catch it again. Then he was just batting it around. It didn't look like he had much interest in eating it, so I left the window for a bit... when I came back, there was nothing but a head, a wing & a happy cat.

Re: Just got my Ninkasi!

Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2014 12:16 pm
by brewinhard
My cat is no Ninkasi, as we took him as a stray (declawed and all) over 10 years ago. We are guessing he is around 14 years old or so and is one of the healthiest pets I have ever had. The past two years when we moved into our new house he has literally decimated a rabbit family that lives on the outskirts of our yard. He is an indoor/outdoor cat, and has a true survivalist instinct. He is well fed and still likes to hunt birds, mice, chipmunks, and rabbits (he just waits outside their hole until they pop up). After eating his fill of the animal (mostly its brains and insides) he leaves the rest on the lawn for me to pick up before the kids run over to touch it. Good times!

Re: Just got my Ninkasi!

Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2014 8:37 am
by Ozwald
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