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I agree. The person who starved him wouldn't have cared that much, but the frustrated witness may have stolen him and brought him to the one person they knew kept chickens and would give him a chance.
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Research the laws in your area. Here in Mississippi, he would be responsible for the cost of the bird, and in some cases, collection and court costs. Write up a bill and give it to him.
In MS, I can legally shoot any dog menacing my livestock, whether my fence is good enough to keep...
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Laws are different in every state, but here in Mississippi, you can legally shoot any dog menacing your livestock, and still give the owner the bill.
The neighbor needs to know that. I have *NO* sympathy for the neighbor.
That's a remarkably astute comment from a 6 year old! Keep an eye on her, she's going to out-think you in a few years!
Maybe I missed it... what's actually wrong with him? The eye? (I'm new to the world of chickens!)
Thanks, I figured it would take a while.
Animals never cease to amaze me with their resilience. It's nice to know that chickens can get along on one foot. He (or she) does have two good wings and does seem to be using them for balance and movement. He appears to be taking this in stride.
Then...
I was in my chicken pen the day before yesterday. I didn't realize my Blue Heeler had slipped in behind me and run down one of my chickens. I immediately called her off, but the damage was done. The chicken's leg appears to be broken just above the hock.
I raise chicken for meat and eggs. I...
Hello, my name is Sharon... And I'm an addict.
I've just gotten my first chickens and I love the little peepers! I got 10 baby chicks, 5 Rhode Island Reds, 4 black Rocks and a beautiful little gray thing that might be a Rock.
I've had them for about two months. They are doing pretty well...