We have three cats but two pairs of hands to manage them. However, from experience I know it will take far more than one minute to wrangle even one of them to safety. Cats who don't want to go with you have ways of enforcing their will.
Thankfully my cats are usually happy to be carried unless something else has their attention, and they know that when I scruff them they need to stop everything they're doing and stay still (unfortunately only one of them is light enough to still be safely carried by their scruff, albeit with a fair amount of discomfort) so as long as I know where they actually are I should be able to clear them out quickly.
We have three cats but two pairs of hands to manage them. However, from experience I know it will take far more than one minute to wrangle even one of them to safety. Cats who don't want to go with you have ways of enforcing their will.
Thankfully my cats are usually happy to be carried unless something else has their attention, and they know that when I scruff them they need to stop everything they're doing and stay still (unfortunately only one of them is light enough to still be safely carried by their scruff, albeit with a fair amount of discomfort) so as long as I know where they actually are I should be able to clear them out quickly.