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    The excess of dogs on the trail that are not tired enough at the end of the day spend the evening running off any stray cats I have seen on the trail. Brown Fork Gap Shelter used to have a big ol tom cat that would post up on the corner post of the shelter. Dog spent the whole evening watching for him, running him off...watching for him..running him off.
    Trail Miles: 4,992.0
    AT Map 1: Completed 13-21'
    Sheltowee Trace: Completed 20-23'
    Pinhoti Trail: Completed 23-24'
    Foothills Trail: 47.9
    GSMNP900: 134.7(16.8%)
    AT Map 2: 279.4
    BMT: 52.7
    CDT: 85.4

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    They are effective fenced in by fences or terrain and every year the state rounds up and auction ponies to keep the population stable. Lets call them managed feral ponies. http://hikinginthesmokys.blogspot.co...-round-up.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by Engine View Post
    Any amount more than zero, if they can catch them.
    So Coyotes and I have that in common: Any cat more than zero is too many cats.
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