Idaho?

[CyndiD]

Hi everyone! Sandpoint here. 25 chickens and guineas so far. Adding more layers, Ancona ducks, silver fox rabbits and American guinea hogs in the spring.

Hi there and welcome. Check out our thread
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/691138/north-idaho-eastern-washington/370#post_16486623
I know Sandpoint is quite aways from us, but you may enjoy our thread. Come join us at Krispy Kreme is you are in the area Saturaday Feb 13th at 2pm.
How many chickens do you have and what kind? Tell us all about your chicken journey. Do you have other poultry? I have ducks and chickens. hope to talk with you more.

 

[cmknight]

Does anyone from Rexburg to Idaho Falls have Black Copper Marans hens that are about 6 month old that they would sell?

 

[Mikejr05]

@cmknight I have been looking for the same breed, I have been unsuccessful and I have looked from Malad up to Boise. If I hear anything I will let you know.

 

[riverrat86]

Is there anybody in Ammon that would like to try hatching some duck eggs? I'll let you keep 1/3 of the live hatch. If so Ill start saving my eggs up.

 

[nvdirtfreak]

Hello, I will be moving to CDA area later this year and am curious about the local laws for raising chickens. The ISDA website sounds like a permit is required? Or is that only if you have a certain # or want to sell the eggs? The area I currently live in has pretty relaxed laws as long as you don't piss off your neighbors so I don't want to be surprised when I get to Idaho if the laws are much stricter. Thanks in advance!

 

[Mikejr05]

This permit is only if you have 30,000 hens or more. They just want to make sure you are putting the poop from 30,000 birds in the right place. I live in a small town in Idaho and the only regulation is no Roosters because they do not want to get phone calls from the neighbors. One thing I have learned in Idaho is everything is okay until the City gets a phone call.

 

[Birdrain92]

That's why it's nice to live in the country.

 

[CyndiD]

Hello, I will be moving to CDA area later this year and am curious about the local laws for raising chickens. The ISDA website sounds like a permit is required? Or is that only if you have a certain # or want to sell the eggs? The area I currently live in has pretty relaxed laws as long as you don't piss off your neighbors so I don't want to be surprised when I get to Idaho if the laws are much stricter. Thanks in advance!

Hello, and welcome to CDA. here is a thread that you may want to subscribe to
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/691138/north-idaho-eastern-washington/840#post_16618091
There are a few ladies that live near and around CDA that can most likely answer your Q. I live south of CDA and do not know the laws and regulations of CDA.
Thanks and welcome to BYC

 

[Gray Angel Farm]

Hello from Athol, Idaho!


No laughing, that really is the name of the town.

I know exactly where you are...we are south of CDA about an hour in Saint Maries

 

[BoiseChik]

Hello Idaho! I'm in the Boise area and I'm looking for fertilized eggs to give to a broody hen, later this spring. I would just like to know what's available in the area. I am particularly looking for Olive Eggers, Americanas, or the chocolate brown egg layers. Thank you!