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Roosters are usually far more survival ready than hens, which some days I swear take 24 hens to complete one brain.

Mmmm stuffed chicken. He's fine for sleeping. He roosts. He's a rooster. He's not cold. Promise. You'll get him eventually.

Did you catch him?

OF COURSE it will work! If I was closer, I'd come over with my chicken stick and snag him for you, but you'll do fine. Could also bait him with mealworms. Feed him a few, and toss them closer and closer to the crate. Then toss some in while he's in an excited frenzy of snack food. Slam the...

are you doing that today?? hurray!

Let me know how things work out.

Lincoln - Capitol area Humane society - if they don't directly accept, they DO have a partner group that does, as I have seen barnyard critters on their page, sometimes horses, pigs, chickens etc At least you could call them and see if they can point you to a group or a more local resource...

Our humane society takes barn critters. So maybe the one out there does too???

Interesting that doves and pigeons aren't on there.

So I'd go with NO chickens within the limits of Ralston.

It's a typo!!! Doggie should be donkey, and burrow is a hole, burro is an ass. This was just revised in 2022, you'd THINK someone would have caught that. § 6-201NONDOMESTICATED ANIMALS; DEFINED. [Amended 1-18-2022 by Ord. No. 1298] For the purposes of this Article, "nondomesticated animal"...

you can call the town manager and ask some of these places are impossible to search online

SHelter belts are an interesting science. Their usefulness is based on their height, and the wind speed. That is what determines their effectiveness in the dump zone. Their golden years only last a couple and then they're too tall to work right or hit and age where they up and die and you have...

Darn wind breaks! Lol. We cut ours down when we moved here. Neighbors thought I was nuts. My drifts are 5 feet high, theres are like yours. I plowed paths through mine, well around....lol. I just wish this had been moisture laden snow.

No problems what-so-ever. Happy as fat hens. They do this every year, deal with extended ultra cold. We just make sure they have warm water, lots of high protein feed, no drafts, proper perches at night, and entertainment to keep them moving during the day with deep litter to keep their feet...

I know. Not pigs, but MINI pigs. TBF chickens are farm animals too. I have no idea where they get their ideas from. My sister's place can't even have chickens. The city cites possible smells. MEANWHILE, the guy with an overgrown backyard, 4 LARGE dogs, and no waste removal is ok.

Nope, not supposed to have ducks in Bellevue. and only up to 6 hens. Bellevue, NE Bellevue residents can have chickens and pot belly pigs, but not ducks, considered farm animals.Aug 7, 2016

Don't overthink it. You can print a screenshot of the satellite view of your yard from maps.google.com Make sure you mark North, mark where you plan to have the coop to scale, and add either the scale on the screen or draw one on.

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Hey Lincoln area locals. I have a greenhouse busting with tomatoes. $2 no matter the size 4 cell, 6 cell, or larger singles, hearty, deep rooted, greenhouse grown but allowed to match outdoor temps at night, so they've been down to 35 and up to 110. Have a fan on the 24 hours a day, so sturdy...