Saturday 2 September 2023

A Rooster on the Run - Nature 90

 We saw a beautiful rooster at the corner of our area this morning. Actually, he was moving from one spot to another.



Image 1- A roster at the roadside.

Just to let you know that our city, Baton Rouge allows for raising chickens, but depending on property sizes.

In case of properties smaller than an acre (4,047 square meters), we are allowed to have up to 3 hens only, and roosters are prohibited at all.

It is because roosters make noise quite loud, they are very vocal, especially in the early morning. 

The roosters may crow as early as 4.00 am, so who lives in a close-knit neighborhood will complain.


Image 2- Flowering, just for illustration.

If we have more than one acre land, we may ask a permit from city to have more hens and a rooster. Some people said that raising roosters may be a rewarding experience.


Image 3 - A rooster at the same spot

Have you experienced raising chickens?

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  1. When I was a kid my grandpa used raising chickens. It was a beautiful experience for me, I remember again how friendly they were.
    When I run in early morning I enjoy the crow of the roosters.

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  2. Por estos lados, PIedecuesta (Colombia) es muy dada la crianza de gallos de pelea, a pesar de las prohibiciones. En los ejidos funcionan negocio de apuestas, llamadas galleras, con alcohol y mucha fritanga. Un abrazo. Carlos

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  3. Yes, they get diseases from crows and pigeons in the wilderness.

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  4. Hello!
    Roosters are great animals for photos, they look magnificent :) My grandfather used to have hens and roosters :)
    Greetings from Poland!

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  5. I have no experience but the cock looks good.

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  6. Os Galos são matreiros. Andam sempre atrás das galinhas...rsss
    Excelente partilha, amiga.
    Votos de uma excelente semana!
    Beijinho.

    Mário Margaride

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  7. That really is a very handsome rooster 🐓
    Happy Wednesday!

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  8. Beautiful rooster. I love the flowers too. Great photos. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great day and happy new week.

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  9. I love the flowers. Have a wonderful Sunday. Hugs.
    www.rsrue.blogspot.com

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  10. What a pleasant surprise to spot that rooster!

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  11. I agree, that the roosters must have enough place. A wonderful post. Thank you for sharing.

    Greetings by Heidrun

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    1. Indeed.....

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  12. My neighbor used to have a small farm and gradually the town made her get rid of her animals when these houses were built..I miss waking to the rooster...Much nicer than an alarm clock..

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