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    Chickens on my rental property.

    Thank you all for your advice and guidance, I really appreciate it.
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    Chickens on my rental property.

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    Chickens on my rental property.

    It is farmland where we raise cattle. Neighbors are far apart. Inspection is a good idea. She would have to build her own coop and run (my husband's time goes to the cattle) my current lease does not mention owning chicks that is why I am looking into writing an agreement or addendum to my lease.
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    Chickens on my rental property.

    Yes I understand. Thanks
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    Chickens on my rental property.

    Great thank you for raising that point. You do have a different point of view that I had not considered... potential damage to the property.
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    Chickens on my rental property.

    Thank you for your reply. I like the idea of splitting the 50 into 2 groups of 25 over the spring-summer seasons! This is on a farmland where my hubby and I raise cattle so neighbors are far and there is some room. I just don't know how much room. She would have to build her own building and...
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    Chickens on my rental property.

    Thank you, Our property is a farmland where we raise cattle. There is ample space beside the house and the neighbors are far enough (and most also have their own chicks). So 60 chicks for meat (she said she would keep these for 8 weeks) then 10 chickens for eggs (she would keep these through...
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    Chickens on my rental property.

    She wants to raise 50 meat birds and 10 layers. The layers she would keep all year long in a shed that she would built. Thanks for your suggestion.
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    Chickens on my rental property.

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    Chickens on my rental property.

    My renter wants chickens. when we rented to her she said she wanted 10 chickens. Now she is talking of having 60 per year and 10 to keep through the winter. I want to write a Chicken Agreement for My Rental Property. Any of you know where I can find an example? I think that 60 per year...
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