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hahahahaha. I'm not crazy 
I do it out of boredom and to break the silence, mainly. Though sometimes the sheep baa back at me. Mostly they stay silent and stare at me like I'm crazy. (I call them socially awkward ) The cats talk to me. Like today I had a conversation with Tom Cat.
me: "Are you going to help me feed the sheep again today?"
him: meow
me: "Are you sure? There's fresh snow outside."
him: meow
me: "Okay, but don't blame me when your feet freeze."
him: meow
he then followed me outside and meowed at me
me: "I told you there was snow out here, but you didn't listen to me!"
him: silence.
This is him
That's pretty much how my conversations with my critters go.
I do it out of boredom and to break the silence, mainly. Though sometimes the sheep baa back at me. Mostly they stay silent and stare at me like I'm crazy. (I call them socially awkward ) The cats talk to me. Like today I had a conversation with Tom Cat.me: "Are you going to help me feed the sheep again today?"
him: meow
me: "Are you sure? There's fresh snow outside."
him: meow
me: "Okay, but don't blame me when your feet freeze."
him: meow
he then followed me outside and meowed at me
me: "I told you there was snow out here, but you didn't listen to me!"
him: silence.
This is him
That's pretty much how my conversations with my critters go.
because she looked almost exactly like the kitten we had in 2011 but lost to FIP 
But I'm sooo glad I have her. I taught her how to sit, she comes when she's called and she makes my dog (my shadow) jealous lol. But anyway, back to my point, lol--they're out of barn cat stock (our barn cats are known to kill wild rabbits and squirrels in addition to mice and shrews) so they're 'trying' to hunt him, but because they weren't taught to hunt by their moms, they're really just playing with him, batting at his ears and jumping on his back and biting the top of his head 
pshhhh like they're gonna protect him lol. Once the dog comes, it's all cats for themselves lol
