what is going on in this yard?

[csgray]

If you want to avoid roosters moving in next door, but want space between you and the neighbors, you would be better off buying multiple smaller lots that aren't zoned ag instead of a larger lot in HPP, Orchidland, Hawaiian Acres or similar neighborhood. Nanawale has rules against roosters, and they are few and far between in Ainaloa. Otherwise, if it is a legal use of the land according to the zoning, and you try to retaliate, you would be the one who could wind up on charges for harassment. We had a rooster farmer move into the rental behind us, there was nothing we could do about it legally. He didn't pay his rent and eventually got evicted, but as long as he wasn't having cock fights on the land it was a legal use for an ag zoned lot. Unless the zoning is changed (unlikely) there will continue to be roosters on ag land. It is a common thing for adolescent boys to have a few roosters stacked out behind their mom's house, and the roosters are a firmly entrenched part of the culture here.

Carol