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Originally Posted by Jim H
You said feral cats, as in homeless cats, not outdoor cats who live with someone, right?
There is a simple formula: No food = no cats.
If there is food, the cats will come. It's what they do, they find food. All of the rest is just details.
If the 'nutty neighbor' stops leaving food, and there is no other food source, they will go elsewhere.
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Right, feral as in they were strays 'til the nutty guy started putting food out. He didn't bring any of them when he moved in. He's a real recluse -- never answers his door or says a word when I see him (I *do* try to wave and say hello when I see him outside, but I don't think he's "all there" if you dig). In other words, I don't think asking him to stop leaving food out is an option.