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2011 Brand New, Never Used Bobcat E80 Excavator $87,500.00 |
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2011 Bobcat T750 2 Speed All Options 165 HOURS Track Machine t300 t250 t320 t770 $65,000.00 |
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BOBCAT 442 EXCAVATOR HVAC BUCKET DIESEL 8 TON AND THUMB CLAMP $59,995.00 |
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JCB 515 bobcat bucket s175 s185 s205 s220 s250 s300 $49,900.00 |
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BOBCAT S650 SKID LOADER HI FLOW HEAT AC CAB LOW HOURS DIESEL 2 SPEED A91 $41,995.00 |
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2010 New Holland L190 Skid Steer Loader Bobcat SUPER HI-FLOW Pilot Controls $41,700.00 |
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2007 BOBCAT A300 SKID STEER LOADER!! ONLY 1998 HOURS!!! $40,900.00 |
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john deere jd50 mini excavator bobcat bucket ext stick $39,900.00 |
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BOBCAT 335 LOW HOURS $37,995.00 |
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2004 Bobcat 341G Mini Excavator – One Owner – 1389 Hours $37,900.00 |
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2006 Bobcat A300 All-Steer Skidsteer Gold Package ***LESS THAN 135hrs*** $36,250.00 |
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2010 Bobcat S650 A91 Package, 2 speed, 78 HOURS! newest version of the S250 $36,000.00 |
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2008 BOBCAT SKID STEER LOADER S300, 2-SPEED!! ONLY 1691 HOURS!! $35,900.00 |
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2009 BOBCAT S300 HI-FLO GOLD PACKAGE! CAB/HEAT/AIR/PWR -TACH! 81HP TURBO KUBOTA! $35,500.00 |
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2005 Bobcat A300 All Wheel Steer Loader $35,500.00 |
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BOBCAT T300 GOLD COMPACT TRACK LOADER HEAT AC NEW TRACKS $34,995.00 |
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BOBCAT 335 EXCAVATOR KUBOTA DIESEL RUBBER KUBOTA DIESEL 5 TON DIGGER THUMB $34,995.00 |
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2007 BOBCAT S250 SKID STEER LOADER!! ONLY 1689 HOURS!!! $34,900.00 |
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BOBCAT 430 ZHS 1200 HOURS $34,700.00 |
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2008 New Holland C175 Track Skid Steer Bobcat Cab Heat & A/C Pilot Controls $34,500.00 |
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2007 BOBCAT S250 SKID STEER LOADER 2-SPEED!! 1689 HRS!! $33,900.00 |
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2008 S185 BOBCAT SKID STEER LOADER, 2-SPEED, ONLY 767 HOURS!!!! $33,900.00 |
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2008 Bobcat T300 Track loader, 2145 hrs, Cab, Joystick controls, High Flow, $33,888.00 |
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2009 BOBCAT S250 HI-FLO GOLD PACKAGE! CAB/HEAT/AIR/PWR -TACH! 75HP TURBO KUBOTA! $33,500.00 |
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2007 Bobcat S250 Skid Steer Loader, Cab, 2 Speed, Hyd Latch, New Tires!! $33,000.00 |
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2002 BOBCAT A300 SKID STEER LOADER!! 2-SPEED!!! $32,900.00 |
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BOBCAT A300 SKID LOADER ALL WHEEL STEER 4X4 SOFT CAB KUBOTA DIESEL $31,995.00 |
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07′ BOBCAT T250 TRACK LOADER SKID STEER BOB CAT MULTI TERRAIN COMPACT $31,355.00 |
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2004 BOBCAT V518 VERSA HANDLER LIFT! W/ GRAPPLE! $31,000.00 |
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2011 john deere 318d skid steer w bobcat bucket new 317 $29,950.00 |
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2007 BOBCAT SKID STEER LOADER T190!! MUST SEE!! $29,900.00 |
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2005 Bobcat T250 Compact Track Loader $29,900.00 |
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2008 Bobcat S330 Skid Steer Loader $29,900.00 |
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2007 S185 BOBCAT SKID STEER LOADER! 2-SPEED 2058 HRS!!! $28,900.00 |
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2008 Bobcat S330, open cab, std ctrls, 2 spd $28,888.00 |
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2010 Bobcat T190, Open Cab, Standard Controls, New Paint, New Tracks $28,888.00 |
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2008 Bobcat T300 Track Loader, Open Cab, ACS Controls $28,888.00 |
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2011 john deere 318d skid steer w bobcat bucket new 317 $27,950.00 |
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2004 BOBCAT S250 TURBO GOLD PACKAGE — Enclosed Cab w/ Heat & Air $27,500.00 |
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2005 Bobcat S185 – Loader / Skidsteer – Gold Pkg – ” Low Hours ” – Only 345 hrs $27,500.00 |
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2006 Bobcat Skid Steer Loader with a cab *GREAT CONDITION* $27,000+SHIPPING OBO! $27,000.00 |
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Bobcat 417 Versahandler $27,000.00 |
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BOBCAT 329 EXCAVATOR 4 TON DIGGER STEEL TRACKS BUCKET KUBOTA DIESEL $26,995.00 |
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Bobcat T320 Track Loader CAB HEAT AIR Pilot CASE Hand 81HP 3382Hrs HIGH FLOW $26,900.00 |
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2008 BOBCAT T300 K SERIES TRACKLOADER; 4-in-1 COMBO BUCKET; ONLY 978 HOURS $26,750.00 |
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A very dwarf cats ear – in the high paramo on Cotopaxi, Photo Mugs ROG-12927 A very dwarf cats ear – in the high paramo on Cotopaxi, Ecuador Hypochoeris sessiliflora Bob Gibbons Please note that pritns are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way. contact details web ardea tel and 44 (0) 20 8672 2067 …. |
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Cat – Mother with kittens suckling Photo Mugs ROG-14012 Cat – Mother with kittens suckling saxon village courtyard, Romania. Bob Gibbons Please note that pritns are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way. contact details web ardea tel and 44 (0) 20 8672 2067 …. |
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Cat – Pixie-Bob Photo Mugs JD-18873 Cat – Pixie-Bob John Daniels Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way. contact details prints ardea tel 020 8672 2067…. |
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Catch a Fire $5.86 MARLEY BOB & THE WAILERS CATCH A FIRE… |
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Tom and Jerry – Spotlight Collection $10.76 They’ve been playing cat-and-mouse games for over 60 years, picking up millions of fans and seven Academy Awards along the way. Follow the onscreen evolution of Tom and Jerry in this two-disc set packed with 40 of their funniest cartoons, including “The Zoot Cat” (1944), “Solid Serenade” (1946), “Heavenly Puss” (1949), the Oscar-winning “The Cat Concerto” (1946), “Touche, Pussy Cat!” (1954), and m… |
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Something Like This… The Bob Newhart Anthology $11.22 Part of what Bob Newhart mastered, earlier on stand-up albums like The Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart and The Button-Down Mind Strikes Back! and later on his long-running TV series The Bob Newhart Show and Newhart, was capturing a brand of Everyman neuroses and heightening it, bringing mundane, common scenarios into the realm of the absurd–and the absurdly funny. Newhart also perfected playing a… |
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The Lorax – Dr. Seuss – Sing A Long Classics [VHS] $5.05 This adaptation of the Dr. Seuss book about pollution and environmental damage may be a bit heavy for younger kids. But children age six and older, as well as adults, will find much to ponder in its story of capitalist greed gone amok. The Lorax is a creature that once lived in a beautiful paradise, populated by animals and trees. When Mr. Once-Ler comes along and starts cutting down trees to make… |
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The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss – The Cat’s Playhouse [VHS] $1.99 Lighten up! A messy house and a rained-out picnic are reasons to celebrate at The Cat’s Playhouse. Along with feathery pal Terence McBird, the Cat in the Hat hosts three 23-minute shows aimed at turning frowns upside-down. Each rollicking episode begins in Cat’s kaleidoscopic playhouse, where a kooky Wubbulouscope whisks viewers off to storytime. These humorous tales nicely reinforce Cat’s positiv… |
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The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss – Cat’s Adventures [VHS] $3.50 It’s a wubbulous world when Jim Henson brings his Muppet magic to Seussville in this trio of shows, hosted by the famous Cat. Each episode begins in Cat’s playhouse, where a Wubbulouscope whisks viewers into a Seussian story to explore childhood themes. The first is a show about “firsts” as Terrence McBird attempts to fly. We peek in on Sarah Hall Small, and Morton the Elephant celebrating their o… |
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Puss In Boots $3.99 … |
My Cat’s Late Night Visitors!
My cat Spike is very laid back. He’s a lover, not a fighter, so it was with surprise that one morning as I was feeding him his daily ration of cat food, I saw two scratches on his nose. He ate the food like he was famished, instead of taking a few bites then going somewhere to think the situation over. Normally he would then come back to his bowl and begin to eat again. At the time I didn’t know there were raccoons eating his food at night.
Spike sleeps in the garage. He has a cat door to the outside, so he comes and goes as he pleases. Only on the coldest winter nights does he sleep in the house, preferring the solitude of his own kingdom where there is always silence after dark. His quiet time was shattered one night a couple of hours after dinner. I heard a noise in the garage that sounded like something falling from a shelf. I opened the door to the garage and saw a large raccoon scurrying from the cat’s bowl to the opening in the pet door. He scooted through the door to the outside, then turned around and stuck his head back through the door, staring at me as if I should be sorry for interrupting his dinner.
The next day surveying the damage to my exterior door, where the raccoon had scratched and torn at the pet door to get inside the garage, I did some studying about the subject of raccoon removal. I found out that they are nocturnal animals, sleeping all day and feeding and roaming at night. I also learned that there are ways to remove raccoons without shooting them. They are as follows:
Remove their food supply! This sounded like such a good idea that I tried it. I brought the cat’s dish into the house. That didn’t deter the raccoon in the least. He couldn’t see the food, so he chewed the lid off the five gallon containers that held the cat food, scattering it all over the garage. This dampened my spirits somewhat, but I was determined to drive him from our house forever!
Play the radio loudly in the areas the raccoon has invaded! They will think someone is talking and stay away! I tuned the radio in the garage to a station that played rap music all night, and then turned up the volume. I figured if that didn’t do the trick nothing would. It didn’t work! Somehow he climbed up a bookshelf onto the top of a refrigerator where I had stored the cat food. He pushed it off onto the floor, dry cat food bouncing on the concrete floor like raindrops on a roof.
Trap the animals. I called the city animal control people and they brought me a trap. This was a big cage that would catch the raccoon without hurting it. The theory is that the raccoons would enter the trap, stepping on the trip mechanism as they ate the bait, (cat food), thus tripping the trap door. The raccoons would be caught, the city would then remove the animal to a safe place, miles away from my house and all would be peaceful again. Wrong! The only thing I caught was my cat Spike! Twice!
I learned that those traps do work, but raccoons are very intelligent. You have to put concrete blocks or some kind of barrier around the sides of the trap, keeping them from sticking their paws into the cage; grabbing the food without springing the trap. Raccoons have paws with fingers that enable them to grasp food and stuff it into their mouths.
By this time I realized I had a family of raccoons. By now I had seen five; two adults and three young ones. The young ones let me take their pictures while munching on Spike’s cat food. I reward them for allowing me a photo shoot. The older ones wait patiently outside the door until I finish shooting. They’ll finish up the food when I go back into the house. Spike the cat is sprawled in an old chair, yawning at the raccoons.
Now the young ones try to get into the house every time the door is opened at night. I’ve ordered a sure-fire raccoon repellant that I know will work. It’s coyote urine. Sprinkled around the area the raccoons frequent, it will scare them away. They’re afraid of coyotes because they’re one of the natural predators of raccoons. If this doesn’t work, I’ll order wolf urine.
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who will win in a fight between a bob cat and an ocelot?
Just curious.
I’d say it could go either way, depending on the particular individuals involved – their age, sex, size, health, experience, temperament and so on. Both are quick, agile and armed with sharp teeth and claws. A bobcat generally weighs between about 9lb and 34lb, an ocelot between 25lb and 35lb, so you’re looking at a considerable overlap in size and strength.
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