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and even ate some of the potato plants which were not going too well because we could not water them. It looks like SHEEP because they left their telltale signs behind, but I don’t know who has sheep and who doesn’t. What do we do now? Fence the garden in, WHY, it is my land, my property, why should I go to the expense and fence when the owner of the livestock should fence and keep a close eye on the fence so things like this will not happen.
How do people who depend on the garden for their food for the winter cope with this sort of problem.
Last winter, the sheep grazed upon our land because we had sheep droppings in the front of the house, no one said anything. Also, my BING CHERRY TREE was broke in half, again nothing was said.
Certainly, the owner of the livestock must know what has happened and we keep hoping to hear from him with an apology or I guess we are expecting too much. But, nevertheless, if I see livestock on my property at anytime, I will not be responsible for them or what happens to them!
Please feed your livestock or sell them, but don’t feed on my garden, try YOUR OWN GARDEN FOR A CHANGE.
SUZANNE BARRON
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