was getting in my car this morning and i see a rooster walking down the alley--i live in the city, strange things you see sometimes lol......lad - 3-2-2012 at 01:50 PM
Dunno where u live, but Urban Poultry Keeping is becoming a trend in some places. I was quite surprised just a few hours ago to see roosters kept in a
yard coop a few blocks up from me!
I def. would not want to have Roosters living besides me when I dont' have to wake-up at sunrise...then I'd have to start a new trend: Urban Fox
Keeping!rocfighter - 3-2-2012 at 01:59 PM
My Mom and Dad live 1/2 mile from me. Not the city of course (there my niebors) And they have over 150 semi freerange laying hens. Fresh eggs when
ever we want!!labrat - 3-2-2012 at 02:42 PM
We taught my son to catch chickens on the farm this past summer.markite - 3-2-2012 at 02:43 PM
it must have had a reason to cross the road ;-)macboy - 3-2-2012 at 03:30 PM
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Originally posted by markite
it must have had a reason to cross the road ;-)
.....groan!
Nice one Mark
We just get wabbits and Coyotes (the four legged kind...not the off road wheeled kind)Cheddarhead - 3-2-2012 at 05:00 PM
Where do you live? Some places are known for urban chicken populations. Some that come to mind are Keywest, Miami and Hawaii. Of course here in
Wisconsin a wild population would probably never make it without some heat assistance!wheresthewind? - 3-2-2012 at 06:58 PM
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Originally posted by markite
it must have had a reason to cross the road ;-)
i asked him why, but he wouldnt answer me,probably disgusted with all those jokes
aimed his way....... im in ohio btw--our motto is "the heart of it all" so i suppose anything is possible....we had a neighbor lady that would feed
the birds with all kinds of food, not just bird seed, since then, ive seen skunks, deer , fox,and now a rooster--what next, a bear? lolTodd - 3-2-2012 at 08:12 PM
BB gun + Chicken
= what's for dinner... tender nuggets indigo_wolf - 3-2-2012 at 08:36 PM
I used to work at the Westlake/Southlake IBM facility NorthWest of Dallas. Westlake was comprised of 6 office buildings in a 3 x 2 grid, with 3
ponds running down the center. When the facility opened, the ponds were filled with fish.
Shortly after that, they realized that that wasn't the best bit of planning. At sunset, the coyotes from the surrounding area would gather at the
concrete ponds with the ample fish supply. Apparently managers working late were shocked and dismayed to find themselves crashing the furry picnic
while trying to get to their cars.
Apparently, the site planners never saw the 1981 movie Wolfen (spoiler alert, this is the last 6 minutes of the
movie).
