Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[featherhead007]

My Dakota decided that she wanted to go inside the house, so I allowed her to come watch tv with me.

 

[Ponypoor]

My Dakota decided that she wanted to go inside the house, so I allowed her to come watch tv with me.

Good! I am glad she is keeping you company.

 

[Sylvester017]

Gosh how annoying! Please let us know if that works - too funny if it does! There a very strict laws here with drones and model airplanes. Both require a license and in order to get the license one needs to take a course. They are both treated similar to having a persons private pilots license.

Have to say I have not seen a drone around here - yet!

Am I a little boy or a little girl?
(Please be a girl )
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These OEGB are not at all cold hardy, they really don’t like the wind either. I will need to do something for them this winter so they can warm up if need be.

W/ Welsummers the darker eyeliner are females & lighter eyeliner are males and partridge female Silkies are usually darker pattern stripes than males but I don't know about OEGB.

 

[featherhead007]

My Dakota decided that she wanted to go inside the house, so I allowed her to come watch tv with me.

(She’s persistent poultry!)

 

[notabitail]

So sad, I lost Ryka last evening. She is just gone no sign of her anywhere.

I need to revamp my coop and run before adding or hatching anymore chicks though. Clearly they are not safe out there. The grow-ups have no problems but sadly the chicks definitely do.

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[notabitail]

I wanted to turn the hose on the one that buzzed my formerly private and peaceful backyard. I checked with the police and they said, "Don't do that" but there's no harm in saying "the drone's back! where's the high pressure jet hose??" If they're listening, they might fly it away. Anyway, I'm going to try it next chance I get.

Look up the laws regarding it. Remember, the hose can be traced back to you as most good drones store a flight log on the controller.

Also, they can't hear you. The buzzing is too loud for putting a microphone on there.

 

[featherhead007]

Good! I am glad she is keeping you company.

She might be in for the whole night.

 

[featherhead007]

She might be in for the whole night. View attachment 3864012

My mistake. She wanted to go home to the coop for the night. I carried her all the way home (she didn’t mind at all)

 

[featherhead007]

Look up the laws regarding it. Remember, the hose can be traced back to you as most good drones store a flight log on the controller.

Also, they can't hear you. The buzzing is too loud for putting a microphone on there.

Drones who invade the sanctity of a private property, where the reasonable person would consider private; the last thing the drone would see on my property would be the business end of my shotgun. Thankfully no one near me has or can afford a drone!

 

[notabitail]

Drones who invade the sanctity of a private property, where the reasonable person would consider private; the last thing the drone would see on my property would be the business end of my shotgun. Thankfully no one near me has or can afford a drone!

It's a relief to hear that no one near you can afford a drone. That way you won't go to jail or have to pay a massive fine and screw yourself up.

From what I have read in the US the FAA treats drones the way they treat airplanes. Shoot a airplane down, go to jail. Same for drones. Usually they'll give you a massive fine instead of jail but it still is a federal crime.