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    Denver City Council votes to allow chickens, ducks and goats

    We came a long way here in Denver. From my initial posting on this forum on February 22, 2009 when I announced a campaign to change the laws, we finally did it. https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=136428 Denver now allows up to 8 chickens and/or ducks and 2 goats per lot...
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    T-shirts "Free the Chickens"

    Organic T-shirts showing chicken freed from jail with words FREE THE CHICKENS.COM. Shipping based on cost of shipping. FOR PICTURE SEE OUR FACEBOOK PAGE, DENVER URBAN HOMESTEADING OR LINK HERE:http://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?fbid=469358612875&set=a.404902547875.182489.281042517875
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    Chicken video for changing law in Denver

    See our short film promoting the decriminalization of chickens in Denver, Colorado: Enjoy!
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    Chicken classes (and goat classes) in Denver

    Anyone in or around Denver can take a class on raising chicks, and hens, and everything else that is needed for urban farmers. There will be a class on raising backyard chickens this Saturday, August 29, 2009, along with a class on raising backyard goats. www.denverurbanhomesteading.com
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    Organic feed sold in Denver, Colorado

    A store in Denver, Colorado is now selling organic chicken feed, along with organic goat feed. www.denverbackyardfarms.com
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    Denver weekly doing photo essay on coops

    We at www.denverbackyardfarms.org are running a campaign to change the chicken laws here in Denver, Colorado. Currently chickens are allowed, but the permitting process is difficult, time-consuming and expensive. (Must go through two agencies, takes about 4 months and costs $150...for a one...
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    Denver campaign picks up steam; animal census available

    Our Denver campaign to liberalize the cumbersome and expensive permitting laws for chickens, goats, etc. is picking up steam. And we have completed a census of existing farm animals in Denver that I made after getting data from Animal Control via an open records request. I was surprised at the...
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    Denver: Help join effort to change laws allowing chickens

    I had read here and elsewhere that one could own chickens in Denver for a $50 fee. I decided to research this and found out that this is only a small part of the story. In fact, the procedure for getting legal permission to own a chicken in Denver is so cumbersome, time consuming and expensive...
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