Raising Chickens in the HOA on the down low

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Hi,
I am new chicken mother (owner. I have 4 kids 2 boys and 2 girls. We just bought our first chicks last weekend. We will be raising our chickens in HOA hood! Gotta keep it quiet.....We have 2 buff orphingtons and 2 Plymouth Rocks. We live here in Texas.

My daughter came up with a joke inspired by her chicks. What does a chicken say when their thrift shopping?...Cheeeapp Cheeaap Cheeapp!

Thanks Shellee
 
Got4Kids4Chicks said:
Hi,
I am new chicken mother (owner. I have 4 kids 2 boys and 2 girls. We just bought our first chicks last weekend. We will be raising our chickens in HOA hood! Gotta keep it quiet.....We have 2 buff orphingtons and 2 Plymouth Rocks. We live here in Texas.

My daughter came up with a joke inspired by her chicks. What does a chicken say when their thrift shopping?...Cheeeapp Cheeaap Cheeapp!

Thanks Shellee
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Very funny!
You know the differance between the kids and the chickens?
The kids growup and leave home!!! The chickens never do! LOL
 
Greetings from Kansas, Shellee, and
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! Happy to have you in our flock! Good luck to you and your flock!
 
So I know this is a little old but lets just say a friend of mine is running in to the same problem. They lived in an HOA that allowed them to keep chickens but moved and could not find a house within there price range in an area that allowed them. The idea was to create a coop in a storage shed, and a fenced in area for them. You can insulate the shed to help with sound and even the fenced area with sound proofing provided by home depot. Eventually plants will create a great sound barrier, just make sure that one they can't eat them all and two they can eat the plant without getting sick. Trust me HOA's are a nightmare but if you work within the rules you can hide them and they are so worth it.... or so my friend tells me. ;)
 

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