08-31-2013, 12:09 PM
I am very much a live and let live kind of guy. I wouldn't complain of every noise. I am not one of those, let's get that straight now, because I get the impression some on here feel I am one of those neighbors who constantly complain, and I am not.
I'm not talking about moving in next to a rooster farm and going after them,( I won't buy near one) but if I find a nice place and buy it then one of those "people" move in next door ("people" meaning ones with no consideration like rooster farmers and nonstop barking of dogs and drunken screaming fights every weekend, etc.)then I will not be a happy neighbor and do all I can to keep the nuisance away from my home.
I would never move a herd of obnoxiously noisy animals in between several family homes, only a world class jerk would do that, and I have no desire to live next to a world class jerk. (or the unnecessary noise that they bring.) If I were so inclined to raise such a herd, I would move to a place where I would not be disturbing anyone. An old saying holds true here, "your rights end when they infringe on mine", and I have a right to peace and privacy, to enjoy my land. If they infringe on that, I have every right to be upset. The frogs won't bother me, and neither will the occasional wild rooster close enough to wake me, but dozens of roosters crowing nonstop from 3 am til dark EVERY DAY is what I am talking about.
comin' your way soon!
I'm not talking about moving in next to a rooster farm and going after them,( I won't buy near one) but if I find a nice place and buy it then one of those "people" move in next door ("people" meaning ones with no consideration like rooster farmers and nonstop barking of dogs and drunken screaming fights every weekend, etc.)then I will not be a happy neighbor and do all I can to keep the nuisance away from my home.
I would never move a herd of obnoxiously noisy animals in between several family homes, only a world class jerk would do that, and I have no desire to live next to a world class jerk. (or the unnecessary noise that they bring.) If I were so inclined to raise such a herd, I would move to a place where I would not be disturbing anyone. An old saying holds true here, "your rights end when they infringe on mine", and I have a right to peace and privacy, to enjoy my land. If they infringe on that, I have every right to be upset. The frogs won't bother me, and neither will the occasional wild rooster close enough to wake me, but dozens of roosters crowing nonstop from 3 am til dark EVERY DAY is what I am talking about.
comin' your way soon!
comin' your way soon!