Why are people so . Just..>ARGGRYR$^&%^TR*%^!!!!!

[priss]

I agree with duckluck. Abusing and killing animals is the first sign on a serial killer. You should possibly tell like your school councillor or something.
There is nothin worse than watchin your own ducks be terrified. When my friends let their terrier off a leash in our back garden and it went for my babies I could have KILLED them. My poor little ducks were shaking afterwards. When my husband picks up Doog when Doog is all excitable and not wanting to be picked up he gets a big smack from me. In front of Doog lol! Doog knows who his momma is! He comes and hides behind my legs.
What an idiot girl to chase your ducks. Sometimes evolution lets some right morons through.
Give your little people snoogles from me, poor lambs.

 

[Goat_Walker]

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They werent on a pond though, I dont even have a pond in my yard! I wish I did though. Nope, the ducks were just eating algea in the ditch and she just stopped the car, jumped out and ran at them, chasing them out of the ditch and would have come farther if the ditch wasnt full of water I guess. No, Im not sure if she was trying to scare them or even catch one, but the point is she chased my ducks, on my property, while i was standing right there. didnt say anything to me, just got out and ran after them.

 

[Captain Cluck]

Check your state and county laws on posting the property against trespass.

Can you put up no trespassing signs along your perimeter? Some even cover hunting and fishing.

Here in FL you can get those signs pretty much anywhere.

To post them, you are required to put one at each corner and entrance gate to your property and then along property lines or perimeter fence lines and along waterways not more than 500 feet apart. You can also warn someone verbally that they are trespassing and need to leave immediately. Once posted or warned, a trespasser can be fined $500 or face jail time. Just call the Sheriff or police and file a complaint.

You should be able to post rented property, also, since rental affords the tenant certain rights including peaceful enjoyment of the property being rented/leased.