How often do you find litter on your property?

No I don't deal with that - that's horrible. Very occasionally a piece of paper will blow there when the dustmen are emptying the bins but it's rare.

Very rarely. Occasionally a stray piece of trash will be on my lawn but it's from the wind blowing it from someone's can on trash day.
Although, a couple of months ago I found two random fried chicken tenders on my front lawn.

Not often. City ordinance says you have to rent a trash can from a provider so there's no loose bags for birds to peck at. We do find random bits at times but not daily, usually only on garbage collection day.

At our previous house, it was daily. Garbage could be put out in bags, cans, or the larger bins that you rent. One of our neighbors never used a can so there were constantly ripped open bags. We would find chicken bones, pizza crusts, wrappers in our yard from the animals. We lived across the street from a commercial property and people just dump trash in the parking lot. Stuff would often blow under the fence and into our yard. Plus there was a bus stop nearby. We were also very close to a main street so we got a lot of walkers. I kept a box of disposable gloves to collect stuff.

Yes. We are the end house in our cul-de-sac where the prevailing wind blows, and all the litter blown from rubbish and recycling bins ends up down our drive. We pick up rubbish most days, and put it back in our recycling bins for the bin-men to collect the following week. That's all though. Our neighbours are as considerate as most.

I've been out litter-picking though, and I'm very thankful we don't live on the school route (general food/drink waste), dog walking route (bags of poo ) or by the bus stop (cigarette ends and packets). Yuck.

I’m sorry you’re having to deal with that!

Everyone here has to use the same trash/recycle bins provided by the waste management group so we don’t often find things. The children walking to the bus stops seem to be pretty well-behaved groups.

Occasionally on trash day we deal with litter that’s blowing around the street because it fell out of the garbage truck or someone’s can or the garbage men didn’t empty people’s cans all the way.

We don’t have rules about bags and we don’t have the trucks where the mechanical arm lifts the cab. It’s still a guy lifting your cab and turning it upside down into the back of the truck.

Some trash days it’s fine, others it’s not.

Although I live 'in the country' - my house is along a busy blacktop. My ditches always have trash. Nasty stuff sometimes. For a while I was getting empty aerosol air cans, right by my mailbox. So someone was obviously huffing, and along the same route, since I got their empties. I also find water/pop/gatorade bottles with piss in them. Lots of cans and bottles. I mow several farm sites, so I just drive my mower from site to site. The country road ditches have so much trash in them. Cans and bottles are worth a nickel, but water bottles are not. I think they should be. But less people are willing to stop and pick up cans for the .05. As the older generation dies off, the youngers are not bothered to collect them. I use one of those grabber devices to pick up. I am not touching that stuff.
I saw someone toss a big bag of fast food trash. I picked it up and followed them to their house. I gave it to them and told them I think they accidentally dropped it. They live in this neighborhood! Geesh!

There used to be a bunch of old retired farmers that would drive around and pick up cans, cash them in, and go have coffee with the earnings. These guys were each millionaires, when you figured out their farm ground owner-ship. Probably at least once or twice over if not more. Drove an old van and picked up cans. LOL That does NOT happen any more. They picked up trash too.

All the time. We live on a corner. And although most people are responsible and pick it up, we also find dog poop along the outside of the side fence, which really ticks me off.

Next to never.

My house sides a semi-busy street. There is a high school 2 blocks over and 2 liquor/convenience stores a block away. It’s daily for us. We have these tall hedges along that side of our house and there is always trash shoved into the hedges. It’s kind of sad that it doesn’t bother me anymore.

I live in condos with parking lots and dumpsters, so some.

My parents live rural on a dirt road and there is stuff on the side of the road daily.  In fact a friend that walks brings a bag and collects trash daily, and always has some.

Vermont just had Green Up day.  On the 1st Saturday in May we clean-up our roadsides.  We have been doing this since the 70s.  You see out collecting trash old people with canes, families, school groups, college students, etc.  And then you just see bright green bags all along the roads with piles of tires and such waiting for pick-up.  It is both a feel good and a what the hell type scene.  It really makes a difference, but then it really pisses you off that you have to do it again next year because people think it’s is fine to throw shit out on the side of the road.

I don’t know this year’s total, but from what I saw it I looked like it was a good participation year.  

In 2022:
Vermonters picked up 497 tons of trash-- that’s up almost 20% from last (2021) year-- and they cleaned more than 75% of the state’s 13,000 miles of town roads.

Given the type of grass, which is only mowed with a tractor, in the yard bordering the road, I'm not going to see the little stuff. We are surprisingly lucky that we only have something to pick up a couple of times a month. We are on a main road and not far from the trash collection place so people are often driving buy with their trash cans. We did haul off a chair cushion this week.

Not often.  We do live on a street that a lot of people drive down.  Maybe every other month, someone eats in front of our house at 2am and dumps the garbage in the gutter.  Annoying.  Also occasional stuff that probably flew out of cars.

Almost every day. My house/front porch is situated so that anything that can be carried by a breeze ends up at the foot of my steps and stays there. We get a wonderful breeze every afternoon and I wouldn't trade that for no litter. I find all kinds of things. It doesn’t bother me though, I just pick it up.