battle with my town to keep my chickens

kgatn

In the Brooder
12 Years
Feb 18, 2007
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Please check out my blog detailing my fight to keep my backyard chickens in a small university town and pave the way for others to do so also.

www.savesewaneechickens.blogspot.com

Ideally, I would like to eventually take this topic national.

Please feel free to write the University Lease Committee regarding my cause. The more the merrier!

The blog has some pretty pictures. Enjoy!

-Katherine
 
* I am shaking my head because I simply CANNOT believe you are having problems keeping your chickens on a property owned by an educational institution that proclaims itself as wanting to be SERIOUS about SUSTAINABLE LIVING!!!!! WHAT is going on in the world. . . ????? ~:eek: ~
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Thank you!

With global warming and the current economy, the trend in backyard chickens seem to be steadily growing.

I would love to hear about any experiences with town ordinances, restrictions, neighbors... as I plug my way through the system in an effort to bring the chickens to town!

-Katherine

www.savesewaneechickens.blogspot.com/
 
d.k :

* I am shaking my head because I simply CANNOT believe you are having problems keeping your chickens on a property owned by an educational institution that proclaims itself as wanting to be SERIOUS about SUSTAINABLE LIVING!!!!! WHAT is going on in the world. . . ????? ~:eek: ~
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It doesnt surprise me that academics are the worst. I credit them with a lot of things, in fact, not the least of which is elitism. They live in cloistered worlds, developing and fulfilling their own image of things as they should be.

Once they convince themselves of something, write papers on the matter and become the "experts," there is little going back for them and little room for the rest of us to get a word in edgewise.

It has ever been so with bottled up societies. Goverment thrives on it.​
 
I live on a small junior college campus in Oklahoma. I hate that you are having such problems. Keep hanging in there! I haven't caught any flack, but I'm fortunate enough teach and coach at a school with a huge ag base. Most of the maintenance crew just kinda laugh that a coach would have chickens in his back yard.
 

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