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Is that in SpringField? Haven't went there before.
Is that in SpringField? Haven't went there before.
Illinois...
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and the Illinois thread!
No I think you're fine posting here as you are techically looking for only an Illinoian to respond to you.
We're having a chicken meet in Joliet August 20th. If you like to camp you can stay overnight. I could get some one to pick you up from the train staion in town if you like. See if you can't sell/give that little boy away before you get here to some one who is comming.
and the Illinois thread!
No I think you're fine posting here as you are techically looking for only an Illinoian to respond to you.
We're having a chicken meet in Joliet August 20th. If you like to camp you can stay overnight. I could get some one to pick you up from the train staion in town if you like. See if you can't sell/give that little boy away before you get here to some one who is comming.
Anyone else see this from yesterday's Sun-Times?
http://www.suntimes.com/6942644-417...-chicago-and-people-are-crowing-about-it.html
According to the article both roosters and raising birds for meat are legal in Chicago! This comes as news to me as I thought neither was allowed.
Anyone have any more info on this? Have the laws changed recently?
http://www.suntimes.com/6942644-417...-chicago-and-people-are-crowing-about-it.html
According to the article both roosters and raising birds for meat are legal in Chicago! This comes as news to me as I thought neither was allowed.
Anyone have any more info on this? Have the laws changed recently?
Just because it is legal in Chicago to raise roosters doesn't mean it is a good idea.
If you want to breed for chicks is one thing. Please be considerate of your neighbors with the noise roosters can make.
If you want to breed for chicks is one thing. Please be considerate of your neighbors with the noise roosters can make.
hey, i call southern IL home, just west of Mt. Vernon to be exact. Currently, I work east of Quincy and live just south of Macomb.
Cornish, Ameraucana (SQ each), and always looking for more Cornish breeders, although we've had it all...
Back when I county faired, I think I visited every town that the people above me live in...
Cornish, Ameraucana (SQ each), and always looking for more Cornish breeders, although we've had it all...
Back when I county faired, I think I visited every town that the people above me live in...
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Welcome to the thread.
Welcome to the thread.
welcome from central illinois kfacres
Just a reminder:
Chicken People Meet & Greet Bonfire & Campout
To those of you who vote " too far to travel, would you please post your local so that next year's traveling Meet can be done nearer to you. Would you offer to host next years event at your farm?
Paradise Found will be hosting a meet for people to come and enjoy the company of other chicken people.
We are located near the Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet, IL.
Door Prises and good company.
Camping encouraged Saturday night in our 10 acre meadow.
Hi Everyone!
I'm Denise of Paradise Found! I live a few miles outside of Hoosier country near Joliet, Il. I'm just off of I-80 by the Chicagoland Speedway. We have a lovey 14 acre farm and raise Wheaten Ameraucanas.
There are great door prises.
It is a free event.
Family friendly fun on the "cheep".
No reaching into your pocket for food vendors, raffle tickets, carnaval rides, admission or parking.
We don't, but our friends do, "habla espaniol". We do Habla English and Greek though!
We are minutes from the Chicagoland Speedway, who often shoot off fireworks just for us to watch.
Trading chickens and you live in Wisconsin and they live in Misouri? Meet here!
Haven't had the cash to get away? Come on down! ( or over or up or sideways just get here )
Want to visit the National cemetary but it's too far? Just use here as a stop along the way! We're a 40 minute drive away, straight down the road.
There is a hiking/biking/riding trail adjacent tot he property. Bring your tennys, your bikes, or a trailer with horses.
Going to the races? Stop on in! Just throw a chicken under your arm and stop on in
This August 20th, there will be a chicken people meet and greet at my farm. All Chicken people are welcomed. There will be camping and a bonfire. There is an indoor toilet. In case of inclement weather, we can move the whole thing ( except the bonfire) indoors as the farm is ready for such occasions. Indoors we can comforatbly accomondate 60 people in the same room.
Bring:
A dish to pass.
Your favorite beverages.
Bug spray
Yard chair
Friendly Dog(s) who don't chase chickens
Kids (on Leashes)
Other Chicken People
and a couple of laughs to share
You Know, , , the usual
Who can make it????
Our fun will be "G" rated but children are to be supervised at all times as we have a creek, an electric fence, a swimming hole and Heaven only knows what other thing might endanger them.
We are a private farm, you are entering at your own risk and liability.
Contact Poster ( that's ME!) for invite & exact directions if you can make it.
Chicken People Meet & Greet Bonfire & Campout
To those of you who vote " too far to travel, would you please post your local so that next year's traveling Meet can be done nearer to you. Would you offer to host next years event at your farm?
Paradise Found will be hosting a meet for people to come and enjoy the company of other chicken people.
We are located near the Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet, IL.
Door Prises and good company.
Camping encouraged Saturday night in our 10 acre meadow.
Hi Everyone!
I'm Denise of Paradise Found! I live a few miles outside of Hoosier country near Joliet, Il. I'm just off of I-80 by the Chicagoland Speedway. We have a lovey 14 acre farm and raise Wheaten Ameraucanas.
There are great door prises.
It is a free event.
Family friendly fun on the "cheep".
No reaching into your pocket for food vendors, raffle tickets, carnaval rides, admission or parking.
We don't, but our friends do, "habla espaniol". We do Habla English and Greek though!
We are minutes from the Chicagoland Speedway, who often shoot off fireworks just for us to watch.
Trading chickens and you live in Wisconsin and they live in Misouri? Meet here!
Haven't had the cash to get away? Come on down! ( or over or up or sideways just get here )
Want to visit the National cemetary but it's too far? Just use here as a stop along the way! We're a 40 minute drive away, straight down the road.
There is a hiking/biking/riding trail adjacent tot he property. Bring your tennys, your bikes, or a trailer with horses.
Going to the races? Stop on in! Just throw a chicken under your arm and stop on in
This August 20th, there will be a chicken people meet and greet at my farm. All Chicken people are welcomed. There will be camping and a bonfire. There is an indoor toilet. In case of inclement weather, we can move the whole thing ( except the bonfire) indoors as the farm is ready for such occasions. Indoors we can comforatbly accomondate 60 people in the same room.
Bring:
A dish to pass.
Your favorite beverages.
Bug spray
Yard chair
Friendly Dog(s) who don't chase chickens
Kids (on Leashes)
Other Chicken People
and a couple of laughs to share
You Know, , , the usual
Who can make it????
Our fun will be "G" rated but children are to be supervised at all times as we have a creek, an electric fence, a swimming hole and Heaven only knows what other thing might endanger them.
We are a private farm, you are entering at your own risk and liability.
Contact Poster ( that's ME!) for invite & exact directions if you can make it.
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Yes, we do want to rehome our roo (who was supposed to be a hen but these things happen), for both noise and space reasons - the chickens are in an enclosed run and I understand that roosters can get aggressive. But I had thought we were going to have to hide him in the basement until we find someone to take him!
So... I have a 3-month-old Buff Orp cockerel, free to a good home.
Yes, we do want to rehome our roo (who was supposed to be a hen but these things happen), for both noise and space reasons - the chickens are in an enclosed run and I understand that roosters can get aggressive. But I had thought we were going to have to hide him in the basement until we find someone to take him!
So... I have a 3-month-old Buff Orp cockerel, free to a good home.
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