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by Pat on 03/23/11

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1. Mary said on 3/23/11 - 04:31PM

We would love to keep one or two hens in our backyard. It would be great to have some fresh eggs in the morning for brekfast, but we live in Dallas. Is it true that by law you cannot keep chickens in your back yard?

2. Chick-Cafe said on 3/23/11 - 04:54PM

Cities vary in laws regarding chickens. I don't know about Dallas, but many towns limit chickens to two or three, and most won't let you keep a rooster. Luckily, a rooster isn't needed for egg production. Hens will happily lay eggs with no "hubby" in residence.

3. jay tonny said on 10/22/14 - 12:36AM

how do I feed hens and chicks to gain weight

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1.	Mary said on 3/23/11 - 04:31PM
	We would love to keep one or two hens in our backyard. It would be great to have some fresh eggs in the morning for brekfast, but we live in Dallas. Is it true that by law you cannot keep chickens in your back yard?
2.	Chick-Cafe said on 3/23/11 - 04:54PM
	Cities vary in laws regarding chickens. I don't know about Dallas, but many towns limit chickens to two or three, and most won't let you keep a rooster. Luckily, a rooster isn't needed for egg production. Hens will happily lay eggs with no "hubby" in residence.
3.	jay tonny said on 10/22/14 - 12:36AM
	how do I feed hens and chicks to gain weight