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@ TT --- not only did the cold weather ruin the cactus, plants are half the size they were as they wilted, the aloes look goopy, and my citrus leaves are all curled. The goldfish in the 300g Rubbermaid pond survived under 3/4" of ice though. Regarding Chicken Math.... Since if & when I do...

@5pinkarrows ---3 big dogs here, also not a big yard and I've got a doggie door. Dogs have already done damage to outside aviaries when left alone to their vices so I'd really hate to buy or construct a coop and have the furkids destroy the wire and eat my egg factory. Like the other poster...

@Gallo del Cielo ---- WOW, gorgeous coop creation. Unfortunately my space along back fence is taken (2 raised planting beds , a pond and a citrus tree). Also my existing furmonsters would have a field day shredding the wire. Another downside is for sure I can't have anything sticking over the...

@mclevinson thanks..I'm so glad i was able to find an Arizona thread.....although it could be years before I can go forth with this venture (i have monster dogs), I'd like to know what I'd be in for before diving in. That is, if I can even have them with my HOA rules.

Hi All Just found this forum .... I'm in SE Tucson....not even sure I can even keep chickens here (have to research the HOA paperwork), but that's not stopping me from getting a chicken education regardless. Picked up a few books and magazines and I'm slowly going thru this great forum. I...

Resurrecting an old topic as I've got the same question and wondered if anything has changed since the last post back in 2009? Also is the 50 ft requirement from the nearest neighbor OR from your own house, sorry if a silly question. Would love to correspond with other Tucsonans who are...