Let's Vote everyday!!

[flock-mama]

Please continue to vote everyday to help the chickens.

www.SanfordHerald.com

When I looked this morning it had 409 votes counted.

 

[d.k]

* The poll at this link is gone, looks like.

 

[nccountrygirl]

It worked for me

 

[flock-mama]

It worked for me. I wanted to make the link easy to vote so we don't have to search for it. Try again, good luck to us all! You never know when they will come to your house and make you get rid of your pets! We need to stand together!!!!!

 

[d.k]

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o.k., got it. #412.

 

[chicken_angler]

Now there is 413

 

[nccountrygirl]

Quote:
I live in this one horse town, but live in the county. I never know when they will change the county codes for poultry keeping.

 

[robinaggie]

What I am finding is that big cities like Houston, Austin, and many in other states, allow chickens, but the small towns trying to pretend that they're not small-town don't allow them. My city forbids chickens, allows ferrets, and lets people dress deer in their front yards. No kidding - I can't have two chickens, but the guy down the street can hang a dead deer from a tree in his front yard and gut, skin, and cut it up right there.

THAT was far more disgusting than my chickens that nobody can even see.

And which smells worse - two chickens in a pen, or two ferrets

in a pen?

 

[tarazod]

Don't give up hope robinaggie.

Times are changing and the idea of keeping backyard chickens is truly becoming a national and international movement. Municipalities all over are having to rethink their outdated zoning laws that prohibit poultry.

If you want chickens, find others in your community who want them too. Organize. There's loads of websites now (including BYC forum) with info on other communities that have done it or are in the process of changing their laws.

 

[farmgirlie1031]

Looks like the Yes's have it with over 70% of the vote right now