Here we go, Code Enforcement's coming

Most of the time, that ordinance deals with bovine livestock. Call your local animal shelter, and ask, how many chickens am I allowed to have, and what are the property line restrictions. I am pretty sure you are safe. Especially if youve got acreage.
 
Do you have your coop built? Maybe, just maybe, if they saw your coop was small....and your other birds, found new homes, so that he was met with tiny, small in number chicks....they might allow it.
Barnyard animals sound like large animals...goats, pigs, horses, etc. Did it specifically say chickens?
How ever it turns out, I'm sorry for your worry.
I suspect, they would warn you first.
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isn't it amazing how people think? groups get after us for going deer hunting and call it cruel but watch what happens when their first child gets a deer tick when the deer population goes up. yep they want them killed.


PETA = People Eating Tasty Animals. i sure do like that twist on the name.
 
the REALLY sad thing is that our tax dollars go to PAY someone to drive around and look for contraband chickens in people's backyards!!!! seriously, like there just aren't enough REAL problems for the government to deal with?!
g-d forbid someone have a backyard flock of four hens right? yah, we'd better make sure a government employee nips THAT disaster right in the bud.
meanwhile our economy is falling to pieces . . .
oi.
don't get me started.

anywhoo - hugs to you, hang in there and fight the good chicken fight!!!!
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Sorry about your situation:( I used to live in a neighborhood, and we were certainly not allowed to have chickens. But I had 2 lovely hens, kept around the back yard in a hidden pen. I covered the top with green indoor/outdoor carpet, and I cut down small pine trees and lined them around the outside of the pen. Nobody knew about them, and all was well. I finally moved to the country with 5 acres, and took the hens with me.

So, while you are fighting the issue, in the mean time, you can build a nice, hidden pen for your hens. That's what I would do.
 

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