I need help with determining gender of my EE

[Meggi3mous3]

Do you live in the country or a neighborhood, if you live in the country like I do, chances are he's yours to keep. We didn't check offices here, but I'm sure roosters and plain chickens are allowed.

Well I just looked up my local ordinance and it says nothing about roosters. Heck, I can hardly understand what it's talking about

 

[Chickenhappy8708]

Share a pic if it?

 

[Meggi3mous3]

Here's for the animal keeping:

And since there's nothing about roosters, I looked up the noise stuff, too:

 

[Meggi3mous3]

I'm pretty sure, from what it's saying, that I'm not allowed to have chickens.

 

[RevlisRemmah]

this part definitely sounds like keeping roosters is not allowed, I’ll let others weigh in on the hen part.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

I'm pretty sure, from what it's saying, that I'm not allowed to have chickens.

Yeah...Idk. where are you again?

 

[Meggi3mous3]

Yeah...Idk. where are you again?

Southaven, MS

 

[MotherOHens]

Hmm... Not being an attorney, what I read were two things--
The provision on noise disturbances- that would like be if your neighbors filed a complaint.
The first being that fowl must be so far away (250) from other people and must be secured- caged- and are not allowed to 'free range' even on your property.

 

[Anime2lover]

Hmm... Not being an attorney, what I read were two things--
The provision on noise disturbances- that would like be if your neighbors filed a complaint.
The first being that fowl must be so far away (250) from other people and must be secured- caged- and are not allowed to 'free range' even on your property.

Thats the vibe I got from it to. And op definitely has abeen very pretty rooster.

 

[MotherOHens]

Actually, how much land are you on? It looks like chickens fall under livestock... and it seems that there are a limit to the number you can have in relation to how much land/property you might have-- and if your neighbors are bothered.