Everyone was looking around the room to see what the others thought about that.
BTW, ours is not a typical HOA. We only activated it to fight annexation by Ft Worth.
I'll never live in a neighborhood with one of those all-powerful HOAs
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- Sat Jul 23, 2011 7:44 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Shooting on private property
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Re: Shooting on private property
It was real quiet for a few seconds after he said that.
Everyone was looking around the room to see what the others thought about that.
BTW, ours is not a typical HOA. We only activated it to fight annexation by Ft Worth.
I'll never live in a neighborhood with one of those all-powerful HOAs
Everyone was looking around the room to see what the others thought about that.
BTW, ours is not a typical HOA. We only activated it to fight annexation by Ft Worth.
I'll never live in a neighborhood with one of those all-powerful HOAs
- Fri Jul 22, 2011 1:39 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Shooting on private property
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Re: Shooting on private property
I'm in Tarrant county, in a residential area 3 streets wide bordered by Keller on the East and Fort Worth on the West. About 100 homes, with lots from about .75 acre to 8 acres.
We can shoot in our backyards legally per the Sheriffs office. I have been known to test fire a .22 occasionally, but I haven't in a long time.
When we asked what to do about coyotes in our yards, the deputy at the HOA meeting said "just shoot 'em". You could pick out the liberals in the room by the expressions on their faces.
We can shoot in our backyards legally per the Sheriffs office. I have been known to test fire a .22 occasionally, but I haven't in a long time.
When we asked what to do about coyotes in our yards, the deputy at the HOA meeting said "just shoot 'em". You could pick out the liberals in the room by the expressions on their faces.