Oregon

[Cloverleaf Farm]

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Is that a good thing or a bad thing? (Being right outside of portland...)

Well, it's definitely NOT "country" living, and I don't know how much land you could find...

 

[Yay Chicks!]

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I live in Forest Grove, OR. We have sewers and can have chickens...no goats. I'm not sure what the sewer situation is right outside of town. You can have chickens and, I think one or two goats in the Portland city limits. But to actually find land you would have to be in the west hills, I believe, and that would be pretty pricey.

 

[chickerdoodle]

We are in the Portland suburbs. Our address is Beaverton but we are really in unincorporated Washington County. We do have sewers here and we can have ANYTHING.

I do think though our neighbors would not be too thrilled if we took that freedom too seriously so we have 4 hens on an 8,000 sq. foot lot.

 

[klen]

hey guys. I'm new to the forum. Just poking around, learning everything I can before I order my chicks late summer. This will be my first go at raising hens. I'm in a neighborhood in Eugene, but we are not annexed in the city. If that makes sense. Glad to see so many Oregonians.

 

[Xtina]

Welcome to the BYC!

 

[RustyHen]

Hi everyone, I'm in NE Oregon. not many of us over here from what I can tell. So please let me know if you are. I live near Hermiston- Pendleton. I would love to go to the swap meet but I have shipped eggs-cochin banty, mixed colors- in the" bator" due just about that time and it would be a 8 hr. one way trip for us!

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

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I know right where you are, my parents live in Boardman, and we elk hunt the Mt. Emily unit.

 

[RustyHen]

Thank You Cloverleaf Farm

 

[Noncentzter]

- haven't been over that way in a long time, but glad you're here!!

 

[CowgirlMama]

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I'm in Baker City... just over the mountains from you!!

Glad you're here...