Not enough kids like yours and mine
Hope he gets to keep his chickens
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Jackie Groomes
7 years ago
You go young lad..
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Anonymous
7 years ago
5 chickens per acre is ridiculous. This is a boy and his chickens. There is literally no reason they can’t be in town. Hens only make noise sometimes during the day when they lay an egg.. THATS IT!!!! Give your heads a shake what nonsense. Leave this family alone!
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Elaine
7 years ago
let them have their chickens,
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Pamela Smyth
7 years ago
Change the bylaw re number of chickens. Avoid a court case.
Make a sensible decision for rural Huntsville. Thank you.
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Bobby Schimmel
7 years ago
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Appreciating animals and treating them fairly while also growing your own food is an impressive value that this young man clearly has! I support Riley and his family and truly hope he gets to keep his hens! <3
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Danielle
7 years ago
I really hope you can keep your chicken this is not fair at all.
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Devon Hutton
7 years ago
Allow the hens !!
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Julie Groomes
7 years ago
Let the boy have his chickens!!!
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Andrew Rawn
7 years ago
Keep up the good work dude
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Brad Cumber
7 years ago
This is a rural area
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Fraser Kelly
7 years ago
I had hobby hens when I was a kid too.
Taught me a lot about looking after animals.
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mary-katherine jay
7 years ago
Go Riley!
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Graydon Knappett
7 years ago
This is a rural area
Let the poor kid have his chickens .
What a great thing to teach responsibility
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Time for change!!
Let him keep the chickens.
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Heather Wikins
7 years ago
How many chickens are we talking about? Does anyone know how many chicken Riley has? The Toronto bylaw pilot project several people have referenced limits the number of hens to 4. I can understand if it’s more than 4 hens, you’d want more space between neighbours. I support changing the bylaw for rural residential properties, but I would not want a farm set up next door in town with such small lots.
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Kim O'Connor
7 years ago
Let him keep his chickens!
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Kathy mckee
7 years ago
This little boy and famiky ahould be allowed ro keep there hens. They do not live in town and its teaching a child responsibilities. KEEP RILEYS HENS !!!!!!!
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Jane Radey
7 years ago
We need to allow rural residents, especially this young man, to have chickens, no matter what size their property is. It only makes sense.
hope this works. fresh eggs are great.
Not enough kids like yours and mine Hope he gets to keep his chickens
You go young lad..
5 chickens per acre is ridiculous. This is a boy and his chickens. There is literally no reason they can’t be in town. Hens only make noise sometimes during the day when they lay an egg.. THATS IT!!!! Give your heads a shake what nonsense. Leave this family alone!
let them have their chickens,
Change the bylaw re number of chickens. Avoid a court case. Make a sensible decision for rural Huntsville. Thank you.
Appreciating animals and treating them fairly while also growing your own food is an impressive value that this young man clearly has! I support Riley and his family and truly hope he gets to keep his hens! <3
I really hope you can keep your chicken this is not fair at all.
Allow the hens !!
Let the boy have his chickens!!!
Keep up the good work dude
This is a rural area
I had hobby hens when I was a kid too. Taught me a lot about looking after animals.
Go Riley!
This is a rural area Let the poor kid have his chickens . What a great thing to teach responsibility
Time for change!! Let him keep the chickens.
How many chickens are we talking about? Does anyone know how many chicken Riley has? The Toronto bylaw pilot project several people have referenced limits the number of hens to 4. I can understand if it’s more than 4 hens, you’d want more space between neighbours. I support changing the bylaw for rural residential properties, but I would not want a farm set up next door in town with such small lots.
Let him keep his chickens!
This little boy and famiky ahould be allowed ro keep there hens. They do not live in town and its teaching a child responsibilities. KEEP RILEYS HENS !!!!!!!
We need to allow rural residents, especially this young man, to have chickens, no matter what size their property is. It only makes sense.