They are feral. And I do feed those outside I don't normally touch them. I know they need the wildness for self preservation.

I think there are at least 2 more.

How is everyone coming up with such great names. My brains got nothing. Very impressive.

@Mokvon lots of practice... my current cats are Bonnie and Clyde. We have had a Kitty (not my most creative), Harry, (T.S.) Elliot, Charlie, Isadora (Duncan), Jeremiah, Pandora, Ginger, Alex(ander), (Sam)antha, and Vanessa (Redgrave) among others.

Not thing to feed them. I like cats.

@Mokvon Oh I mean Trap/Neuter/Return programs. [alleycat.org]

It's helps feral cats live longer healthier lives. And cuts down on the overpopulation that can happen with a feral cat population.

I had to do it in my old neighborhood. Someone was free feeding but a female left her area and came to mine before she was neutered. So a new area was getting populated with more kittens/cats. In my case we were able to re home the kittens.
But it varies a lot. (In New England the Winter's are pretty harsh for outdoor cats).

Often there are local agencies that will help with trapping and with finding low or no cost vets to aid in the spay/neuter of the ferals.

@RavenCT i understood what you ment but I don't catch them just feed. It is not their fault stupid people dump them. I have had as many as a 20 and as few as 10. This property is rural just open land. I have spayed a few I could catch. But I jave noticed maybe 20 to 30 percent of those born actually live. Past 3 months. Since it is only me. I am careful that they learn not to be to reliant on me. But I won't let them starve. And plenty of water.

Not a bad Idea

Wow you are really great at coming up with name.

@Mokvon I'm full of puns.

Love Junipurr!

Of course. They deserve a chance to have a stable home with food and water.

@Mokvon Wonderful!! So glad to hear that....