What ever happened to Ginny Barn Cat? 

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@@rjsheffer2 😂

How is he more of a cat person than a dog person? 🤔Im pretty sure Morgan loves all his pets equal, but just for different reasons 😊

And sak never excluded other animals we all know he loves them all😍

Cat Daddy!

It is known

SAK77 I think your right, and I think I can see a few whiskers growing on Morgan.

Exactly, they are outdoor cats, not wild feral cats.

I agree but some folks don’t make that distinction

Came here to say this. They are totally domesticated cats, they're just outdoor cats.

Yeah feral cats never like humans. Outdoor cats are normal when you live in the countryside. He doesn't have to worry much about coyotes getting ahold of them because of the dogs so they're pretty safe except for the highway.

@@GoldShawFarm domesticated pics outdoors are still domesticated. Let the fend for themselves and the turn into boars. They grow hair and tusks and get very aggressive. Being outdoors is not a qualifier for feral cat.

Although dogs are quite smart , cats have the street smarts , and wittiness.

Unfortunately, not every cat benefits at all from spending any time around an un-cat-savvy(and by that I mean an un-polite or disrespectful / manner-less) dog. -__-

@@jaginaiaelectrizs6341 cats can defend themselves and get higher up, they are smarter than dogs and know it

@@CJ-cz3hv I feel like you missed my point entirely.

@@jaginaiaelectrizs6341 if your point was it's often too stressful on cats, i think CJ's point was they're very resilient so it probably isn't as likely

@@mfaizsyahmi lol

@@mfaizsyahmi Oh 😅😅😅

Geese are not always loud. It's a big misconception that "geese= constant noise". For all we know, they are up on the hill foraging.

I definitely heard some honking and saw some geese in back of shot at one point.

Probably off grazing somewhere, the ducks and geese flocks are usually separated

The relation between cats and humans is not actually a domestication. We coexist for mutual advantages but of course cats will start to form bonds with people so they stick around. An ethologist once also told me that to cats we are just very big cats.

My understanding is that part of it is that most cats choose their own mates, and they’re often feral cats - we haven’t selectively bred them the way we have dogs.

Hmm, are you sure they domesticated themselves? I rather think they may have domesticated us.

I am convinced after much observation of cats that cat own the property (the human pays for and is on the lease or deed) and they allow the human(s) to interact with them. Yes, the humans are allowed to feed them, maybe pet them, and possibly play with them.

@@barbarahouk1983 the humans created the currency and society in order for them to take care of their feline overlords

Obviously he has a different understanding or the word feral. His cows are more feral than the cats.

@@ehombane I think he thinks freak cars are not housecats lol

And flowers are nice looking

Good for mosquito repellent too.

Wow! I did not know this!! I've been a cat lover most of my 46 years and feel rather dumb at the moment! I HATE putting poison on my kitties to deal with fleas and have looked for ANY other way to deal with them! Believe it or not a good answer is right in your own backyard! Dirt!!! I took a bunch of dirt in and went to work pulverizing it! After beating it with a hammer(quite therapeutic BTW...) I put it through a sifter and developed a fine powdered version, my cats could not wait to roll in it, for over an hour they went to town!!! The next day, no fleas. I'm guessing they covered themselves nicely and the fleas didn't like biting dirt. Who cares what happened other than the critters went away very quickly! I credit that to my late GrayBoy, he taught me this by constantly rolling in one spot so much he wore away the grass and was rolling in dirt, I paid attention enough to put two and two together.

@@Loki-and-Thor evening primrose for skeeters.

Be really careful though, it spreads like crazy and can be quite invasive and impossible to remove. It’s best to grow it in containers unless you want it to completely take over everything

SAME! The only qualm I have is how he did it. Like there was something wrong or that Ginny passed away. I was teary eyed that something bad happened for a lot of the vid and happily surprised everything was ok with everyone.

We have Jiobit trackers for our 3 cats and 1 dog as we live on a small farm. They work great and map out each day's adventure for each animal. My brother, who lives in a suburban environment, also has 4 trackers for his 'formerly feral' cats. So, combined, we have put those trackers to the test. Morgan- you might be able to get a sponsorship from them. Jiobit recently merged with Tile, but they are still approachable. Also, thanks for all of the very hard work that not only goes into farming, but creating and editing videos. Love to Allison, yourself and your fur and feather kiddos!

... your happy as a FARMER ... cats also seem to enjoy your company ... just be happy and enjoy the flowing love ...

absolutely

It’s tough cause he’s allergic.

@@nofirstgonzalez7888 Sometimes you gotta give stuff up Your lungs for example

Amen.

thank you!! i’m planning on gettin a flock in the future so this is vv good to know

Love it, lol! My husband likes to put our laziest ferret in charge when he leaves for work🤣😂

He makes vids of año his animal though

You aren't a cat person until you think the cat cares about you.

Cats do roam large areas sometimes. We thought that our cat stayed around our house.. before we saw her 7km from our house😲

Uncle Ben is a MESS!!! Obsessed! Jacob's Ridge Sanctuary! Same🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

It’s not perfect, but it’s better than poison-based rodent control.

@@GoldShawFarm Of course cats have predators too, in a rural spot like yours. Many of the same wild animals that prey on rodents will also kill cats - hawks, foxes, bobcats. Your cats stick closer to your operation and your house as a result.

Go cats go!

@Madoka using invasive animals to kill invasive animals is far from ideal

@@bleddynwolf8463 maybe but cats have associated with humans for over 10,000 years. As soon as the first Agrarian societies where formed your sure to find the cats were moving in too.

I think there are tags that use wifi or similar to track animals you can get that are very fast and accurate.

They did that in a uk village a few years back. It was fascinating, some barely went a few hundred metres, some went miles. Most had a routine patrol area and time, including sneaking in to other cats homes.

Hahahahaha

Push this up up up!! Make him see this lmaooo

Stay tuned. Tomorrow!

He tends to do that a lot more often as of late. It's actually starting to get a bit frustrating.

@@WalkerRileyMC Unfortunately clickbait pays the bills better.

@@rcoh4 yeah, till it doesn't when the regular audience clicks "unsubscribe" and stops watching because the clickbait becomes even worse.

@@Xenomorphin1 then go cry about it somewhere else if its such a big deal, Adam. Or maybe you know it isnt a big deal and youre just in a bad mood today. Either way, act like a god damn adult.

@@WalkerRileyMC yup, all the videos lately start off with this sad/intense music followed by a soft spoken speech… this combined with the worried look on his face makes you think somethings gone wrong then boom 6 minutes later everything’s okay it was just click bait… annoying