08-12-2010, 02:52 AM
[quote cpierce]I was meaning that it would be very hard to fillet it without immobilizing it in someway first: like --it being out of water for hours, putting it on ice, or stunning it. They are really tough and have remarkable survival (revival) ability. I can see someone hitting one on the head and filleting it or (starting to) and chucking what they thought is a dead carcass back in the water.
I can't see someone trying to fillet a lively, active cat -- your just not even likely to be able to stick it with the knife![/quote]
That seems like a more logical explanation of what happened to this cat. But even so I hit my cats on head till they stop moving throw em in the cooler when it comes fillet time there usally dead if not a few more whacks job done I mean cmon if someone fillet it how would they not know its still alive not unless it didnt move any and when they tossed it it just sunk to the bottom I dont know hard to call.
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I can't see someone trying to fillet a lively, active cat -- your just not even likely to be able to stick it with the knife![/quote]
That seems like a more logical explanation of what happened to this cat. But even so I hit my cats on head till they stop moving throw em in the cooler when it comes fillet time there usally dead if not a few more whacks job done I mean cmon if someone fillet it how would they not know its still alive not unless it didnt move any and when they tossed it it just sunk to the bottom I dont know hard to call.
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