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The Boston Globe
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Vermont residents react to rooster crow
A backyard rooster named Nixon in Pittsfield, Vermont, caused a lengthy dispute over noise complaints, reflecting broader tensions as more Americans adopt backyard chickens. Despite their popularity rising during the pandemic and poultry price hikes, conflicts over crowing have led some towns to enact bans or regulations on roosters. Nixon was ultimately euthanized after ongoing noise issues and failed attempts to limit his crowing, highlighting the challenges faced by new poultry owners living in residential areas.
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