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Quote: That is a great point, we would have to do some modifications to our coop to make it predator-proof if we dicided to move (which we were already considering b4 this became a question)

Quote: We made them a coop that is 10 x 4, so they have enough room in there, but we like to let them out in the yard in the afternoons. They like to eat bugs and seeds out of the grass and I hate to deny them that, but we do not have a fenced in yard. I am thinking that it may just be time...

One of our birds turned out to be a rooster and I promptly rehomed him, I am TRYING to be a good neighbor...geez! My plan is to keep them in their coop and call the county extension office to see what they say. Thanks for the support guys!

We do not have a neighborhood association (we have lived here 6 years and never heard of one, how would you find out??) and the county ordinances never even mention chickens. I don't think that there is anything that I can print. He has a reputation on the street for calling animal control on...

I received the following from the guy 3 houses down today: Melanie, before someone calls the Codes or Health Department, you might want to get rid of those chickens. Sound like a threat? He later replied and said that they don't bother him, BUT that was only after I sent the following reply...