what place in california where it is legal to breed chicken in your backyard?

[brak]

hi everyone, im a filipino living in anaheim california. just got here last year so dnt know anything bout the places. i need some advice where can i breed and raised chickens legally here in california without violating any laws with regards to chicken breeding. all yours advices and recommendatios are very much appreciated. hope to gain some breeder friends here in your forum. thanks

 

[pennyJo1960]

Welcome to Backyard Chickens there is list here in the forums let me see if I can help

 

[Mixed flock enthusiast]

Welcome! Are you in the area of CA under the Newcastle’s quarantine? If so, that will complicate things...

 

[brak]

Welcome! Are you in the area of CA under the Newcastle’s quarantine? If so, that will complicate things...

here in anaheim the law doesnt allow to raised chicken bout the ND quarantine no idea. thanks

 

[brak]

Welcome to Backyard Chickens there is list here in the forums let me see if I can help

heard ceres and fontana any idea bout the place?

 

[pennyJo1960]

This is a state thread all of California I am unable to move your post so gave you link post the same message there @brak

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/california-the-whole-state-thread.565482/page-483

 

[brak]

This is a state thread all of California I am unable to move your post so gave you link post the same message there @brak

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/california-the-whole-state-thread.565482/page-483

thanks penny

 

[ChickenWaterer]

The regulations about keeping chickens are usually done by the town you live in, not at the state level. Check with your city council about what they will permit in your town. If a town allows chickens, they usually limit the number you can own to something like 6 chickens and also don't want you to own a rooster. There may also be some restrictions on where they will allow you to build a coop. They may require you to build it a certain distance away from your neighbor's property, power lines or water lines.

 

[brak]

The regulations about keeping chickens are usually done by the town you live in, not at the state level. Check with your city council about what they will permit in your town. If a town allows chickens, they usually limit the number you can own to something like 6 chickens and also don't want you to own a rooster. There may also be some restrictions on where they will allow you to build a coop. They may require you to build it a certain distance away from your neighbor's property, power lines or water lines.

 

[brak]

thanks chickenwaterer