This is a tiny rural town, but they no longer allow livestock at all. (Reply #11)

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Thu Nov 13, 2014, 09:36 PM

IrishAyes (6,151 posts)

11. This is a tiny rural town, but they no longer allow livestock at all.

That said, when I did have land in CA and AZ, I'd turn the horses loose to graze on the lawn. But I'm a townie now.

Can't even have rabbits more than a couple as pets. And that wouldn't do with the dogs. But I appreciate hearing from you. Guess I'll have to buckle down and keep paying the lawn guy. Although I keep wondering if I could conquer my aversion to debt maybe enough to buy a lawn bug and pay the credit card what I was paying the lawn man. After a year or so I'd be ahead. It might come to that. They're just sooooo expensive!

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29 replies	Author	Time	Post
Which McGyver out there can tell me the cheapest best way to make a riding lawn mower? [View all]	IrishAyes	Sep 2014	OP
How about a 3-wheel cycle and pulling the reel mower?	kentauros	Oct 2014	#1
Thank you.	IrishAyes	Oct 2014	#2
You're welcome :)	kentauros	Oct 2014	#3
Yes, I do have certain neighbors who'd benefit by seeing me with a scythe!	IrishAyes	Oct 2014	#4
Maybe go to an estate auction,	kentauros	Oct 2014	#5
Yes, if there's anything I covet, it's a robot mower. Truly.	IrishAyes	Oct 2014	#6
A Snapper Comet is pretty close to a Yard Bug in fuction and they are all over the place down here..	Fumesucker	Nov 2014	#24
Wow - thanks!	IrishAyes	Nov 2014	#25
agreed	dennisdavid	Aug 2015	#29
How bout an old electric transport, like a golf, shopping.	Eleanors38	Nov 2014	#7
Look into a donkey, some Game Department them away for free as wolf protection	happyslug	Nov 2014	#8
Oh I LOVE donkeys - my party's symbol after all.	IrishAyes	Nov 2014	#10
Check your town rules, In the City of Pittsburgh the only restriction is five Cats and/or Dogs.	happyslug	Nov 2014	#14
Good points all.	IrishAyes	Nov 2014	#16
That is why you should ask her for a letter stating WHY and ask her to please site the ordinance.	happyslug	Nov 2014	#17
This message was self-deleted by its author	happyslug	Nov 2014	#18
Remove this post immediately or I shall have it done for you.	IrishAyes	Nov 2014	#19
I has been removed, but the data I stated was from public records only	happyslug	Nov 2014	#20
I'm well aware of the relative ease of locating people.	IrishAyes	Nov 2014	#21
No, I just did some quick research and it caught my attention	happyslug	Nov 2014	#22
NO, YOU ACTED LIKE A LOWLIFE JERK!	IrishAyes	Nov 2014	#23
When I lived in UK I just closed the front gate, opened the back gate, and let the sheep come in	MADem	Nov 2014	#9
This is a tiny rural town, but they no longer allow livestock at all.	IrishAyes	Nov 2014	#11
Could you plant a bunch of pine trees, and mulch under them until they get established?	MADem	Nov 2014	#12
I just might. Pine trees grow awfully slow though, don't they?	IrishAyes	Nov 2014	#13
The first few years they do--then they shoot up! I bought some four footers a few years back,	MADem	Nov 2014	#15
Just buy a used riding mower on Craigslist	tinrobot	Dec 2014	#26
Good advice. But many folks don't know how far out in the boonies I retired. There IS NO	IrishAyes	Dec 2014	#27
That was my initial thought as well...	sendero	Dec 2014	#28

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