It really depends. I live ina rural town with about 17,000 residents. You are allowed chickens in the city limits, but not allowed roosters. I know a few people that have chickens in their yards, but there isn’t really enough apace for a chicken coop and activities in the yards since house are packed in pretty tight within coty limits. Outside city limits i would say about half the farmers have chickens as far as i can tell, but they are fairly reclusive
Because the hens provide eggs and are less quiet than a dog in a back yard. Roosters just scream randomly from just before dawn to just after dusk and are territorial and aggressive as all hell
Life Pro Tip: If a rooster comes trying to attack you, hopefully you have a can of WD-40 on you. Spray the bastard right in the eye, he’ll just look at you like WTF just happened, and slowly strut away.
Probably questioning the universe and his decisions in life no less.
It really depends. I live ina rural town with about 17,000 residents. You are allowed chickens in the city limits, but not allowed roosters. I know a few people that have chickens in their yards, but there isn’t really enough apace for a chicken coop and activities in the yards since house are packed in pretty tight within coty limits. Outside city limits i would say about half the farmers have chickens as far as i can tell, but they are fairly reclusive
What kind of authority is making up those rules?
Because the hens provide eggs and are less quiet than a dog in a back yard. Roosters just scream randomly from just before dawn to just after dusk and are territorial and aggressive as all hell
Life Pro Tip: If a rooster comes trying to attack you, hopefully you have a can of WD-40 on you. Spray the bastard right in the eye, he’ll just look at you like WTF just happened, and slowly strut away.
Probably questioning the universe and his decisions in life no less.
No joke.
The kind that is jealous of my big beautiful cock.