Best rifle for cats?

Feral cats are a real problem in Australia, since they are an apex predator where there are no dingoes, unlike in Canada. I have found that cats have a 95% death rate where I live from predators and the only ones that survive are those that do not stray to far from the protection provided by my dogs.
 
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My neighbours dog killed our pet rabbits when I was young. Broke the cage they were in, and killed them.

My father told the neighbour that we would not tolerate his dog on our propperty.


Next day at 7:00AM crack went the 12 gauge.
 
Kill a giraffe and it's for the best of all giraffes.

Kill a cat and it's for the best of all birds.

Touch somebody's dog and you will die.

CGN. LOL.

in all fairness, any feral cat/dog is a problem that needs to be dispatch. A farmer who let me hunt on some of his land had one strict rule.
- Any stray cat or dog I came across had to be dispatched
 
Back on topic, to dispose of feral cats, all you need are some empty boxes and a few claymore

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Having trouble finding it but years ago a trapper named Bruce "Buckshot" Hemming had a great little article on the net about the real dangers of feral dogs and cats and why you need to get rid of them.
 
I shot my first cat when i was 5. It ran away with my big toe! (Yes, there is a story here) A 22brno single shot did the job just fine.
 
Best rifle for cats? Well, if it is the neighbor's cat, then any .22 LR will do. Anything bigger then whatever is in my hands when I need it will suffice. I am liking the idea of a .243 or so. 7.62x39 would almost be perfect with good soft-points.
 
The science is not at all in dispute from my perspective. I have never seen any peer reviewed science that refutes the studies that prove, feral cats are, quite detrimental to the native bird populations. The only arguments I have heard are 100% emotion based.

223 is without emotion.
 
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