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Discussion in 'Living Room' started by balwoges, 16th Jul, 2018.

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  1. balwoges

    balwoges Well-Known Member

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    Hired a cherry picker from the town 40kms away to rescue our kitten who had climbed a huge gum tree and couldn't make his way back down ... :D
     
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    I share your pain. But the cat would have made it down by itself.
     
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    They always do eventually
     
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    balwoges Well-Known Member

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    No they dont, it had been up in the tree for 3 days and howled of a night, a kind? neighbour offered to shoot it. My husband swore a lot during those 3 days ... :(
     
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    @balwoges - I agree with your neighbour.

    An alternative would have been to apply to council for a permit to chop down the tree, citing an aborist's report, pay the fee, drive to town, hire a chainsaw and achieve the same result.

    By the time you receive the permit the cat would have come down (unless it got stuck in a fork of the tree). :rolleyes:
     
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    True. They go too high when they're kittens. Cute.
     
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    This would have done the job!
     
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    Apparently it wasnt that hungry :D
     
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