Farmers who raise fighting cocks look for flexibility in laws
While some chicken farmers are battling the heat, others are aiming for more flexible laws that will allow them to raise roosters some competitors might use for fighting or breeding.
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While some chicken farmers are battling the heat, others are aiming for more flexible laws that will allow them to raise roosters some competitors might use for fighting or breeding.
While some chicken farmers are battling the heat, others are aiming for more flexible laws that will allow them to raise roosters some competitors might use for fighting or breeding.
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Oklahomans who raise chickens as breeding stock for the cockfighting industry say the criminal laws against cockfighting are too harsh.