Rat legs

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One of the local feral cats left me a bit of rump on the allotment path.
Perhaps it only likes the gnorring ends of our rats.
I took the legs to the nearest plot with a bonfire on it for disposal.

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Our feral cat left another one.
This time we have HD photos with a link to a photo of the cat that is depositing them.
https://www.ispotnature.org/communit...4143/brown-rat

[DannyK]

Perhaps it was a Jewish cat. Hind quarters are not Kosher but strangely Halal.

I've just left squirrel number 41 at bottom of garden for my fox.

[Nicos]

I imagine it’s a female cat. They tend to be the better hunters.
She’s got to be brave/ skilful to tackle a rat - more than likely taught by her feral mom.
Rats are very fast defending themselves.

We had a very extrovert cat in the uk but he was wasn’t a natural hunter - he came in one day looking very sorry for himself with a mass of rat bites on his nose.

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Our feral cat has a sense of humour having left the back raspberry blowing ends of two rats on the path by the raspberry bed.