03-14-2018, 04:55 AM
East Hawaii's cockfighting enthusiasts must have developed some pretty effective ways to hide their games. Up until about a decade ago, one would regularly read news reports of police raiding games, often with 60-100 people on site. Such reports are far less common today.
I guess we also have to accept the reality that some rooster farmers are indeed farming simply for love of the animals. I much dislike roosters, but to each his (or her) own.
Don't know how this problem of roosters in dense subdivisions can be resolved. One thought is that the existing rooster farmers are grandfathered in and new rooster farmers cannot simply move in next door to someone and set up shop. But this is impractical for several reasons.
I guess we also have to accept the reality that some rooster farmers are indeed farming simply for love of the animals. I much dislike roosters, but to each his (or her) own.
Don't know how this problem of roosters in dense subdivisions can be resolved. One thought is that the existing rooster farmers are grandfathered in and new rooster farmers cannot simply move in next door to someone and set up shop. But this is impractical for several reasons.