I should say hello...

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from TN
 
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Glad that you're already finding the forum so useful! Beware -- chickens are extremely addicting!
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Those are some good strategies you have for getting along with your neighbors.

(Thinking to myself... Isn't the "Bay Area" in California where Nifty is from? To OrpingtonManor: Nifty-Chicken is the admin of this site. I'm thinking you might be from the same region).
 
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Yes, I just checked out Nifty-Chicken's page. He is from the SF-East Bay. Martinez is also in the East Bay. He and his family is within an hour's drive of me, no matter what city they are in.

I am trying to figure out the home page aspect of this site. I guess I have to subscribe to a photo service. I have never done that, so there is a learning curve here...


Thanks to everyone for the words of welcome!
 
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I can't imagine the reasons to "hide" chickens. Dogs bark loudly and they aren't banned from cities. I'd much rather step in chicken poo than dog poo. It's far less smelly. I applaud you for your efforts in keeping chickens.

That's why I LOVE living in the country where neighbors don't swash your dreams.

Welcome to BYC. Many have great ideas to help your situation.
 
Well, I just got back from gifting eggs on one of my wonderful neighbors...

I am in the process of building a chicken pen on the coop and had gone to Home Depot for some wood I couldn't scavenge. While I was gone, the Ladies of the Manor decided to go on a little road trip... *sigh* (...except for Gwen the Good, who was yelling her head off in the backyard.)

There really are nice people in the city. My neighbors were gathering the girls back into my yard as I pulled into the driveway. But, this kind of thing does not help the urban chicken cause, especially after the USA Today story featuring Nifty-Chicken where the naysayers talk about chickens running amok. Luckily, my neighbors are quite charmed by the Golden Girls.

Still, I must build faster!
 

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