Show Off Your American Gamefowl and Chat Thread!!!

[roosterhavoc]

Right behind

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I’m not really into crew necks.

 

[B123]

PETA - People Eating Tasty Animals - saw it on a shirt at the county fair this summer.

 

[roosterhavoc]

I had a buddy over a few years ago in winter. We went in my shed since it started raining/snowing outside. His wife saw I had raccoon and beaver pelts drying and about lost her mind. Haha.
I don’t remember my exact words but I politely explained it all to them. They left not long after. Lol

 

[SOHC-FTW]

People are getting to sensitive nowadays.

 

[hillbilly91]

I think you're overreacting

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They're not that extreme

Peta can kiss my a$$. Most people with game fowl take better care of there birds then any big time Corporation. Think about the big free range chicken company's even, those birds still travel by 18 wheelers and in the middle of winter when it's raining or snowing they have no shelter. So anyone who wants to say anything about people that own game fowl don't care or take care of there birds is dumb

 

[hillbilly91]

I think you're overreacting

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They're not that extreme

I know peta is against big corporations also but they also think people with gamefowl don't take care of there birds

 

[roosterhavoc]

I know peta is against big corporations also but they also think people with gamefowl don't take care of there birds

Peta is a joke. Hsus is the real problem.

 

[hillbilly91]

Peta is a joke. Hsus is the real problem.

I agree but have never had to deal with them. Every animal on my yard has shelter and water at all times, get fed every day and are very healthy. None of my animals will be removed from my property by any person. I have rights and plenty of bullets to show I have rights

 

[BantyChooks]

Hi, fellas. Gate crashing again.

Peta is a joke. Hsus is the real problem.

Did I ever tell you what HSUS did to a dairy farm that a vet I know from the US worked at?
I've been to this barn, and I can say that it's hands-down one of the best run operations I've ever seen. The cows get to graze all night in well-fenced, dry pasture, and the milking stalls they're in during the day are very clean and spacious. All the cows are in great condition, they're groomed daily, and in general have pretty much the most top-notch life a cow could ask for. Visitors are allowed, and they have biosecurity measures in place such as footbaths to prevent disease spread. Anyway, a loony from the HSUS came in and took photographs of a cow that was a heavy milker and in the lowest point of her weight cycle. The photo was also from an angle meant to accentuate her bones. They then edited out the food right in front of her, posted it on the farm's Facebook page, and captioned it "They're starving their animals." Talk about underhanded and filthy.

 

[SOHC-FTW]

Watch who you trust, talk to and allow in or around your business.