Awww, my legbars aren't SOP :-( They have pink legs instead of yellow.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Just wanted to introduce myself. I'm in Wingfield Springs and we are gearing up to a buy a house in the spring/summer and I think I've successfully convinced my Fiancé to let me build a chicken coop and start a small flock once we get settled in even though she thinks I'm crazy for wanting them. Right now I'm just reading everything I can so when the time comes I can do it right. Unfortunately my better half is pretty set on living in Sparks (but said she'd consider Damonte Ranch) so I'm hoping that Sparks changes their ordinance soon and allows backyard chickens.
Just wanted to introduce myself, glad to see that there's some local knowledge around.
Chickens we have a silver sebright Roo, 2 buff orps, 2 dominiques, an ameraucana, and a silkie mix.
Goats are still in the works. We have plans to get two Nigerian Dwarf doelings. I dont want to just jump into anyones old goats, so when I see the right ones come along we will get them. But Im super picky, I want a Tricolor and Id like a blue eyed. Lol Will probably get registered and bred for milking.
So, possibly moving to the Reno area in March....
What are the rules on "house chickens"? The ordnance I read made it sound like they had to be in an outdoor coop....
Also, what is with this rule about not being able to dye your chickens? ( Our silkie is currently pink)
https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/reno-nevada-chicken-ordinance
Any recommended areas around Reno to look for housing that is chicken-friendly?