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Your best bet if you want to persue chickens is to stay in the unincorporated areas.    Many municipalities will allow hens as long as no one complains.  There are many Yuppie areas ( for lack of a better term)  that consider themselves above chickens.  But having said that there are many people in the Bham area who keep and love our chickens.  

 

I am about 25 miles N of Bham.  In a traditionally agricultural area.  So just check out the area before you decide where you'll be moving.

When you get here join us on facebook.  We have several great Alabama chicken groups.   And Welcome to the South!
 

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Hi, 

My husband and I just found out last night that he is being transferred by the Army to Birmingham, Alabama from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. We are born and bred Iowans so this is a big change! However, I was just on the cusp of starting my backyard chicken flock here in Cedar Rapids. I had ordered my chicks, due to arrive in two weeks, and am scheduled to take my chicken class at the local nature center tomorrow. I am debating whether it is worth still going, but I am wondering - will I be able to pursue my dream of backyard chickens in Birmingham, Alabama? I would love some information! I have no idea yet where we are going to be living; we have to make a trip down there at some point in the next six months and see what we can find, plus sell our home in Iowa. But it would be great to know what neighborhoods or districts are chicken friendly. Thanks everyone. 

P.S. I am new to BYC and it took me a minute to realize there was a whole Alabama thread - I started a new thread somewhere else so I apologize if you are seeing this more than once. : )



 

 

 

 

"The grass is always greener over the septic tank."
Erma Bombeck

BBS Ameraucana, 3 Bantam cochins, Georgia giant bobwhite quail, Maggie a min. Schnauzer and Lucy, a blue cat.
Oh, and the greatest husband and sons on the face of this earth.

 

 

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"The grass is always greener over the septic tank."
Erma Bombeck

BBS Ameraucana, 3 Bantam cochins, Georgia giant bobwhite quail, Maggie a min. Schnauzer and Lucy, a blue cat.
Oh, and the greatest husband and sons on the face of this earth.

 

 

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To the person looking for silkies:

 

I just bought 4 chicks from a lady in Hanceville.  Another local chicken person brought them back for me when she made the run.  I believe she still has more.  I'm not sure if she is on the forum, though; I found them via facebook.


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What kind of quail and how many?

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Prattville just outside of Montgomery.

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Prattville just outside of Montgomery.



Saw Prattville and just wanted to say hi again.  DS and his lived in Prattville for a while but are now in Millbrook.   GD called three or four times last week missing us and we them of course. But she was sick and perhaps just whiny.  

I'm not old, I'm Vintage.

 

A friend loveth at all times - Prov 17:17   

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I'm not old, I'm Vintage.

 

A friend loveth at all times - Prov 17:17   

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Kofnye from Prattville.

Welcome to the forum, from Jefferson Co. Al.   smile.png


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       30 RIR, 10 EE,  and 1 Black Australorp 

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       30 RIR, 10 EE,  and 1 Black Australorp 

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Prattville just outside of Montgomery.

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Dorothy: The woman keeps a chicken in her home, how normal can she be?
Rose: I kept a chicken in my home.
Dorothy: You see my point?
The Golden Girls "Long Day's Journey Into Marinara"

 

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Dorothy: The woman keeps a chicken in her home, how normal can she be?
Rose: I kept a chicken in my home.
Dorothy: You see my point?
The Golden Girls "Long Day's Journey Into Marinara"

 

Check out my Blog: The Country Chick                          And be sure to check out our soap shop on Etsy, here.

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Went to the show in Newnan. It was pretty neat, only the second show we've ever been to. Didn't show, just looking.  Came back with a birchen marans roo, a blue copper marans roo, and the cutest pair of bantam faverolles.   They are soooooo cute..  does anyone else here raise bantam faverolles?  Would love to get another hen.

Reining horses are my first passion, chickens come a close second.
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Reining horses are my first passion, chickens come a close second.
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silkies 022.JPGHello Bama Peeps I haven't posted any pics of my babies here is a few silkies 004.JPGsilkies 017.JPG

Mother to 8 Barred Rocks, 2 Americaunas, Silkies of buff, blue, black,splash,white, and cuckoo, a pomeranian, doberman, chocolate and black lab, quarter horses, and a husband that has finally came to an understanding with my chicken population!

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Mother to 8 Barred Rocks, 2 Americaunas, Silkies of buff, blue, black,splash,white, and cuckoo, a pomeranian, doberman, chocolate and black lab, quarter horses, and a husband that has finally came to an understanding with my chicken population!

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Anyone in NorthEast Alabama have any Pullets they are wanting to get rid of? I'm looking for just laying to about 1 yr olds. fl.gif

Pm me if you have any ducks for sale PLEASE

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Pm me if you have any ducks for sale PLEASE

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