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I am worried about city chickens for the fact they can be dumped. Male and female chicks cane be very hard to be determined. Roosters are not the more popular of the two. This is a picture I submitted to the Sellwood Bee. It is a Rooster that has been dumped in Oaks Bottom wild life refuge.  I nicked named him "Sasquatch" because of his elusively and inability to be captured. 

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I worry about city chickens for this reason below.

 This is a picture I took of this rooster dumped in Oaks Bottom wild life park here in Portland.  I never new his fate as he has been impossible to catch.

Having "city chickens may be an eager trend. People have a hard time telling the young the sex between roosters and hens. getting stuck with a noisy rooster may lead people to  more actions such as dumping the poor creatures.

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