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Please, pardon me for being blunt, but some of y'all are sounding like a bunch of chicken thieves.If you want to stay on good terms with your neighbors, DON'T pen their chickens in your coop. Just because one keeps their chickens penned and the other neighbors let theirs free range doesn't mean they don't care for them. They do belong to someone. People can feed as much as you think they'll ever be able to eat. There will still be some chickens that will roam a ~LONG~ way from their home looking for something new, or more food. Especially if they were hatched and raised by a free range momma hen. They will still go to their home to roost in the evening.![]()
That pretty much sums it up for many rural neighbors.I have to respectfully disagree, if I go into my neighbors yard and take his animals from his yard I have stolen them. If my neighbors animals are not kept in his yard and allowed to wander into my yard and he doesn't care enough about his animals to come and get them I have not stolen them. If they take up residence in my yard and I treat them as any other animal in my care and feed and shelter them I have not stolen them. It is not my responsibility to track animal owners down. I am very serious about keeping my animals in my yard and except the same courtesy extended to me. If my animals wander the moment I know of it I am immediately looking for them and fixing whatever problem of how they got out. If any animal regularly comes in my yard that I don't want there, and the owners don't take care of it, I will one way or another, and if I think the animal is a threat to me or my animals it won't take repeated visits to get taken care of. Everyone is responsible to keep their own animals in their own yard.
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