Loveshorsesandglee
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- Mar 15, 2021
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My neighbors have never complained we don’t have roosters just hens and ducks. We give them eggs.
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A person I knew once was a passenger in a smaller car that hit a horse that was standing out on the highway. When the horses head came through the window the impact broke every bone in his face and his eyes were both damaged beyond repair. He became totally blind for the remainder of his life. You have good reason to be angry.I was towing a trailer and a stupid dog ran in front of me. My dumb ass put the truck in a ditch trying to avoid the dog. 150 dollars later getting dragged out of the mud by the tow truck, next dog that does that, is road pizza. The guy has a problem with his animals getting loose and does not care. Calling animal control, well, they don't care either until someone gets bit. I tried to talk to the man in a nice manner and was told, well it's rural so deal with it, at which point I told him that the next time I lock up the brakes because one of his cows is in the road. That has happened too, that I am going home with half a ton of steak and if he complains.... well.... it's rural..... I tell you what, you want to crap your pants, try coming up on a bull at 4 am on a dark foggy road, it was a solid black cow and it was like a ghost, just like out of nowhere, there it was, and there I am doing 45. I remember the first thing I seen was the blue tag it had on it's ear. I was driving a saturn at the time so am pretty convinced that if i was not able to stop and hit that thing, my height off the road .vs. that bull, getting dong in the face before dying is NOT my idea of how I want to go out !!
Aaron
So did you lend her a knife, a shovel, or a pitch fork?Y'all my neighbor said she wanted to kill my rooster.![]()
None of them.So did you lend her a knife, a shovel, or a pitch fork?
Aaron
I'm not sure if you have lived in suburbs much, but if you have you must have been much luckier than I have been pretty much any place I've ever lived when it comes to the local dogs. There are the barkers-all-hours, the front-yard-poopers, and the silent, lurking would-be-killers that lie in wait until you're walking by and then go ape dookie nearly breaking down the fence trying to attack your (now traumatized) young children as we walk to the community mailboxes... so in comparison to that, I disagree that it's justified to ban a few hens for noise or sanitation issues. My chickens only poop in my yard and they've never kept me awake or attempted to attacked passers-by.Haha, funny, but that wouldn't win over a lot of people, especially people that eat a lot of processed food and don't appreciate fresh. "just because I eat beef and drink milk, doesn't necessarily mean I want a bunch of cows in a pasture right near my house", for example.
I totally get why people don't want chickens in neighborhoods. Crowing/egg songs can be annoying, , there can be smells (especially if the chicken keeper is not being diligent about maintenance) or the chickens may escape and get onto their property. Just because I love chickens and tolerate a lot of things they do, doesn't mean everybody does, unfortunately.
You should bring this up to her in no uncertain terms.None of them.She's just forcing us to give him away. Honestly, (no offense to her) her dog barking is just as irritating sometimes.
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