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    Peeps in Europe!

    I think in most countries it is a bit of a dieing hobby. Mainly old men doing it. Not much younger new members because they all can't even buy something with land before their 40's or later haha. It's a common theme in Europe; not much to buy for the younger generations, even an apartment is...
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    Peeps in Europe!

    You probably don't nééd to anywhere in EU. Noone is going to give you a fine. But it is handy (if you want to travel with your chickens, or sell stock, or meat/eggs etc) and a bit of a common courtesey. I think we an Belgium had a government issued travel-ban for months; ruining a lot of...
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    Peeps in Europe!

    I'm not sure about the Austrian vereins; but the Dutch, Belgian and German ones offer yearly free/or smal fee vaccinations-days for members. (yearly membership is usely around 50 euro's). Since all are connected to the bigger EE association; I guess they all kind of offer the same things. Have...
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    Peeps in Europe!

    I know the rules; Like I said before; you still have your local laws. Not looking to participate in a "who is the best Dutch person and knows the rules the best -squabble" on here. Let's please have other countries a good impression of us. My personal advice still is; do it in secret.
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    Peeps in Europe!

    A blow to the head is also illigal nowadays. With an electric shock it is allowed in small numbers (which are not defined). BUT most local ordinances overrule that nowadays. And you will be fined anyway. My uncle lives very rural; where it is not illigal in local ordinances; but gets fined...
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    Peeps in Europe!

    Have you thought about joining your local fowl association? They are probably called something like östreicher kleintier verein or geflügel verein or hühner verein.. I know the German one; but they probably have them in Austria too. They often have local branches where members meet monthly; they...
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    Peeps in Europe!

    It's highly illegal in Holland. There are 2-3 places though in the Netherlands that for 5 dollar/euro legally butcher 1 or more chickens from people that keep chickens as hobby and not for a meat-business; but you need offcourse all the required vaccines signed by a vet and such (but you...
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    Peeps in Europe!

    Is anyone from Europe, UK (Somewhere between London, Canterbury, Brighton, it has to be reachable by car with at most one night on a camping/Airbnb so further is also ok) Or somewhere ranging from Portugal to Italy to Czech to Poland (again, somewhere in Europe with at most one overnight in the...
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    Peeps in Europe!

    Yeah we have this crazy spring-thing going on too. I sat in the park last week without a jacket with friends! The last record was March! It gives some 'jaaaay spring! planting! life again! Get out of bed early!- feelings' but it feels like you never know when winter is going to have his time...
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    Peeps in Europe!

    Haha recognicable. We dug out the foundation for concrete for our house, and we planned to pour it in four weeks ago. But suddenly it got really wet :O We are all mopey :'( But the ducks have a blast... they are swimming round and round now in the foundation-holes. And since it is a house...
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    Peeps in Europe!

    That's the Golden jackal, native to eurasia. And native to Croatia :P It lives at the south-part from indonesia, India, Turkey, Greece all the way to italy. Sometimes a lonely one takes a trip to the Netherlands even!
  12. Loopeend

    Peeps in Europe!

    No they are different unfortunately. You don't have to vacinate ducks for example, but chickens you have too. But it still might be usefull for duckkeepers, since they are also on this forum :p That and I just could translate the rules about vacinating/ringing/crossing the Dutch border by car...
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    Peeps in Europe!

    I can add the Dutch rules for Ducks (and what species), and the rules for traveling with ducks to and through Europe. But not chickens though.
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