RE: ANIMAL PROTDCTION ISSUE
I just read online that a Florida h.s. agriculture teacher DROWNED two raccoons in full view of a class of students. He was showing them "How to deal with nuisance animals." Students helped him do this; I don't known if their participation was mandatory or voluntary. (In my opinion, he was ticked off because the raccoons had killed the class's chickens.)
Here's a link to one of many reports on this incident:
[gizmodo.com]
If you are as angry as I am about the actions of this cretin, please email his bosses, the principal of Forest High School, and the school board members of Marion County schools.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.They should fire him and take his teaching license.
AntaresRose
Level 8
May 20, 2018
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But he did what all farmers do. I just had chickens killed by a neighbor's dog. I'm allowed to kill to protect my livestock. It's a part of life.
Years ago, a neighbor's dog got loose and I heard the dog up agt another neighbor's killing the chickens. I listened and got very sick to my stomach. Those poor chickens sounded so tormented while they were killed. I called the spca. If you have a dog you should have it under control at all times. I realize that is different than coons. I cannot imagine having chickens roaming freely outside a school. Coons do get rabies. Coons also can get very nasty when provoked. I seen a man when I was a kid who lost part of his nose and some face from a treed coon. Coons should not be close to a school where children can be in jeopardy. I have seen them angry and it isn't pretty. @cyndiann
I'm sorry! I didn't catch that typo in the headline! Duhhhh...
citronella
Level 7
May 19, 2018
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