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Chicken Ordinance Clears Hurdle

12/04/2012 08:37 AM | B.J. Hansen|          11 Comments



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mcarden   12/04/2012 08:54:54
One final question - will the chicken be allowed to cross the road?
RonaldReagan   12/04/2012 09:23:28
Hope this includes guinea hens - they keep the tick population real low.
wethehonestppl   12/04/2012 09:24:24
Depends on the reasons for crossing in the past, right?
cripchas   12/04/2012 11:19:22
Guinea hens are wonderful watch dogs and they don't bark all day and night and good eaten to.......
leaperman621   12/04/2012 11:29:38
Clears hurdle? I guess that the city is just GASPING from that effort then. SNARK@!
badger   12/04/2012 12:57:57
hope they vote before 21 December 2012
skidmoore   12/04/2012 14:10:14
I would much rather see a roaming chicken than a roaming cat.
Coiler   12/04/2012 14:57:20
Guinea hens are also WAY louder and more annoying then chickens too! Hey, it'll drown out all the dogs barking at least.
Chuck95642   12/04/2012 15:08:20
Hens are fine in a City environment if caged and tended properly. You do not need Roosters to have Eggs. Look at other articles via any search engine on Urban Chickens.
grey   12/04/2012 19:54:26
Hens without roosters do fairly well, but they also seem to get more aggressive with each other. They also do well just being able to walk around in the yard for a few hours a day, so they can stretch their legs and flap around a bit.
leaperman621   12/05/2012 09:45:54
Give me Chicken or give me EGG! VIVA la Chicken!

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