anyone here from snohomish county wa?

[kidzmom5]

I was wondering how many people are from my area. Im from Marysville WA. I was also wondering the laws in my city of having chickens. But Im also looking to meet new people. Please let me know thanks...

 

[WriterofWords]

My son's namesake Uncle Stephen lived in Marysville for a long time and I've looked at the school districts there to teach in. I'm not familiar with the laws though, I hope someone can help you out.

 

[Tailfeathers]

Hi,

I'm just east of you. About 5 minutes from Getchell Station off of 84th.

God Bless,

 

[nwmud]

not sure about Mary'sville but Everett is allowed 6 girls.

you should check the WASHINGTON post in this section of the forum. lots of people there.

 

[rainplace]

you may get hits in this one, but if not check out the Washingtonians thread:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=461

 

[Amethyste]

Silverlake <S.Everett> here

Unincorporated county, so I can have my girls.... as long as its not to many lol Honest that is what Snohomish Animal Control told me /shrug We have an everett address but are in unincorporated Sno. County....weird so confusing....

I assume that is like 3-5...but i have 9 so shhhhhhhhhhhh my neighbours dont care

 

[Crazyhenlady]

Hey! Cool I live by Silverlake too!! LOL I thought I was the only crazy chicken lady here.. I have 6 hens and my husband is working on another coop because I would like to try some Seramas

 

[Crazyhenlady]

There are certain laws where I live about where you place the coop. I think it has to be a few feet away from any fence line. Also I think it demand on the size of your yard.

 

[Crazyhenlady]

Hope I'm doing this right new on here. Anyways to the Sno county people does anyone breed Serama's? I have Laying hens but I'm starting to build another coop to try them out.

 

[PalmHen]

I live up in Arlington, so hello to all my Snohomish County friends. Does anyone know of anyone who has Lavender Orpingtons that don't cost an arm and a leg? Also looking for a couple of Olive Eggers. I don't know what the laws are, but I am also restricted by protective covenants as I live in a development. I just bought chicks at the Co-op in Snohomish, and am planning on having 8-10 altogether. I think as long as they are quiet and don't smell, no one is going to say too much. Someone down the street even has a rooster! Pushing the envelope, I'd say, but no one seems to mind. Contact me at [email protected] if you know about the chickens I'm looking for.