Woo hoo! Residents of Manchester CT are now legally able to have backyard birds!! A max of 12 birds, no roosters allowed, no free ranging, and coops 15 feet from property lines.
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Hello! Not sure if you were directing your question at me or the thread starter but I can tell you that I have 12 Pullets and love them like they're any other pet I've owned. My neighbors are excited for fresh eggs and we recently started free ranging the girls and it's been going great!
Good Luck on convincing your Husband! We've been having so much fun with our Flock. I hope you get to experience the Joys of Chicken keeping too! I think coops are springing up all over town.
There is definitely a buzz over the new ordinance.
Woo hoo! Residents of Manchester CT are now legally able to have backyard birds!! A max of 12 birds, no roosters allowed, no free ranging, and coops 15 feet from property lines.
Congrats, now you need to look up the definition of free ranging. If you have a fenced in yard is that still considered free range?Woo hoo! Residents of Manchester CT are now legally able to have backyard birds!! A max of 12 birds, no roosters allowed, no free ranging, and coops 15 feet from property lines.