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Lionessa

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5. Being allowed, and ending up with on are two diff things. Also not all of P/V area has the same

Reply to stevedeshazer (Reply #3)

Sun Jul 8, 2012, 03:52 AM

Jul 2012

rules. I lived in a couple of places near there where I could have up to 3 units of chickens (hens or roosters), I think if you look it up, you'll find that a "unit" of chickens is equal to 12 hens, so not 3 hens but 36 hens. And 3 hens and/or no roosters would likely be a neighborhood association not a city wide thing, and for sure not a metro wide thing.

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Is this your chicken? Did you lose a chicken in Portlandia? [View all] stevedeshazer Jul 2012 OP

That show can be so funny! tblue Jul 2012 #1

She? That doesn't look like a hen. nt DocMac Jul 2012 #2

That's a hen. stevedeshazer Jul 2012 #3

Being allowed, and ending up with on are two diff things. Also not all of P/V area has the same Lionessa Jul 2012 #5

I agree. A few years back when I had hens, one of the neighbors had a rooster Lionessa Jul 2012 #4

You live in a chicken Ichingcarpenter Jul 2012 #6

Locking - doesn't meet GD SoP REP Jul 2012 #7