Why you need a shot gun UPDATE BIG CAT Roams Detroit, forget Dogs!

50,000 Stray Dogs Running in Packs in Detroit!!!!
SHOULD READ : UNFED
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-08-21/abandoned-dogs-roam-detroit-in-packs-as-humans-dwindle.html
snippet:
Four months ago, a woman sitting on her porch on the east side was attacked by two strays that tore off her scalp, Ward said.
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Me:
(and it will and is already worse)
I like dogs, I have a loved dog, but you can't be nice to packs!
I have had two large dogs circling me before and being totally unarmed I can tell you that
even a grown man and a hunter can become frightened!
I don't walk my dog without a knife!
Why???
I have been bitten before.... my dog has been bitten twice while on leash!!!
I will not be bitten again! and neither will Smokey!!

In the three separate instances I lost use of my right hand for 3 months (I am a machinist and it's valuable) Smokey unhurt 1st time, but second got an infection and didn't eat for two days and spent 1 week on his bed where his bowl had to be placed as he couldn't get up.

Wanna know why I advocate shot gun?? 1st choice.. you can scare them away in these end times or if you need to you.. can bury them! Think about your children or ...

Your life without antibiotics, colloidal silver or neosporin means a slow death from infection.
Anti gun?
Then get a BIG KNIFE and you will have a chance maybe ... but with packs of more than three, you don't stand a chance of making it out of battle without a few bad bites.

Anyone here ever read "Bob" story on Steve Quayle's a number of years back... might try to find it?

Have large dogs circling me before too just didn't get bit, got over a fence. Also had a dog named Smokey too.
 
small world as they say

I don't own any guns, but I can see why you need them.

posted wrong area

http://detroit.cbslocal.com/2013/08/24/big-cat-has-detroit-residents-on-alert/

Big Cat Has Detroit Area Residents On Alert
August 24, 2013 11:40 AM
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DETROIT (WWJ/AP) - Stray dogs are a common sight in Detroit. What about a big cat?

According to reports, many residents on the city’s northeast side have seen what appears to be an exotic cat, perhaps as tall as four feet, roaming the streets.

Officials with the Michigan Humane Society said they have received several calls about the animal and workers are out in the city, trying to find the feline.

Antwaun Asberry, a 6-foot-5 Detroiter, told the Detroit Free Press the cat’s tail is longer than his arm.

“I was like, what the (expletive) … I don’t know what it is. I just want it gone,” Asberry said. ”He walked like he ain’t scared of nothing… This thing is out here, bro.”

Fourteen-year-old Paul Hatley said the cat, which apparently has large black spots and stripes, stared back at him when he saw it a few days ago.

“It wasn’t normal,” he said. “It didn’t run away like a normal cat. It just stared at you. It was scary.”

Just a few hours later a second big cat siting in the Warren area:

Cynthia Hogan lives near 13 Mile and Van Dyke she told WWJ that the cat she saw laying down in her neighbors back yard was a long as her 85 pound Doberman (Pinscher):
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“My dog was barking and I looked – I thought it was a small deer – it had the spots on it, but it’s head didn’t look right and it didn’t have the big ears,” she said. “It was a large cat, it didn’t look like a bobcat – I was able to see if it had the tuffs on its ears and it wasn’t big like a cougar – it wasn’t as meaty as a cougar … I have no idea what this was,” said Hogan.

Hogan said that when she and her dog got close to the cat it simply got up and walked toward the Run Run Drain.

Officials say they aren’t sure where the cat came from, or if its exotic or domesticated. The Humane Society said if the animal is found, catching and subduing it will be quite the task.

Neighborhood association leader Vondell Boyer said he and others are starting to wonder what will happen when the cat runs out of rabbits and other small animals to eat.