So I am sitting at home a little board and I decide to go look atmy bike since it has been put away for abought 2 months now. The bike it's self is not covered but it is in one of those portable garages. I unszip the tent garage to see a horrible site. It seems a cat as taken a liking to my bike and has walked all over it. Danm muddy little paw prints all over and a few slight scratches on the tank (a little elbow grease will take them out).

After cleaning off the bikeIgo into the actual wood garage toget the bike tarp well it seem this little rodent (cat) sprayed its sent all over the place. I mean a strong enough smell to make me throw up. Now sinceI work on my snowmobile in this garage I am now pissed off.

Now the question is, shoot the cat or don't shoot the cat.

Oh yaI am a dog person....


Cheers

 

Careful man! those things have nine lives.

 

oh wow id lose it

 

dude!! how'd you like to open up the door to the 15'x35' bay for your bike shop (with a 250hp busa, fzr with r6 body, all your personal bikes, an '05 CBR 600, a 954 stunter, and your turbo and tools and suchinside) and you see big muddy raccoon prints over all the bikes and your turbo is sitting on the floor. minty '05 busa....looks likea floor mat. my 7-R. scratched and muddy..big paw prints all over the marblized blue tank and seats.. that sucked. the shop was in shambles. i was so pissed. still am being that the DNR never returned my calls about bringing a trap out there. losers..

shooting the offensive animal while fun, leaves yet another problem... clean-up..

 

Clean up would consist of a shovel and a quick toss into some nearby wooded area.

 

this is true

 

+1.... true, but i was thinking of splatter from the slug, but i guess it depends on where you pop a cap..lol

 

yes right in the head

 

Freakin 'coons don't deserve a quick death. Beat the crap out of it with the shovel.

 

more mess