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The Exploratory Chook: do you have many roaming the streets in your neighbourhood?
http://abcnews.go.com/WN/story?id=3478593&page=1
Hmmm … my backyard rooster is prettier, I think.
Hm: chicken busters with nets seem a bit tame compared to childhood tales of chasing a cook around a farm yard waving an axe. But I suppose they’re worth more alive than dead.
When I was young quite a few people kept chooks. And ferrets. Strict segregation had to be enforced, of course.
Not too long ago I read about a neighborhood in South Philly–not too far from where I lived–that had a “colony” (flock?) of feral chickens the people more or less tolerated….
Is that in Key West? They have a lot of semi-feral game chickens running loose there.
Those guys need chicken hooks. Just what you need for catching them easily.