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Backyard Hens For Woodstock, IL

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Ruth Raubertas
8 years ago

We just moved to town and would love to have chickens! We had several chickens on 3 acres in West Virginia, but here on our 1/3 acre lot we are thinking maybe 3. Chickens eat many insects including mosquitoes, flies, ticks and Japanese beetles. The eggs are way more nutritious than store bought. The dried manure straw (not smelly if handled properly) is excellent fertilizer for the garden.

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Karen Matus
8 years ago

Totally for this!

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Kimberlee Kasper
8 years ago

I believe that Woodstock and Algonquin should be able to have Hens on residential property. Marengo already does.

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KiKi Kasper
8 years ago

I believe that Woodstock and Algonquin should be able to have Hens. Marengo does.

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Christopher Zimmer
8 years ago

Yes please allow this in Woodstock IL!

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ryan
8 years ago

Cluck cluck

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Allan vance
8 years ago

Make it happen I want chickens

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Alison Storey
8 years ago Featured

I adore organic gardening and have wanted chickens for years to decrease the bugs that eat up my beds. Also love having fresh eggs and have always loved chickens in general. Sweet creatures. Hopefully Woodstock gets with the times and follows neighboring towns that allow hens.

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Amanda Rindt
8 years ago

Chickens are less of a nuisance than most domestic pets!

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Rayanne Sheahan
8 years ago

I have the space. I want my own chickens :)

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Tracie alvatrz
8 years ago

This is a great step backwards to our future. :)

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I would like to see Woodstock let anyone who wants chickens to have them.

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Dan Thomas
8 years ago

I support raising hens (and roosters) within Woodstock city limits.

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Tom Frawley
8 years ago

I support chickens in Woodstock

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Jessica Rios
8 years ago Featured

Woodstock, please show your support of sustainable living by allowing backyard hens . They are wonderful, easy to care for pets that also provide eggs and fertilizer, while reducing insect pests and weeds. Towns that have recently lifted this ban have found they have little to no complaints and overall have viewed this as a positive change.

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Bill Manke
8 years ago

Good idea!

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John Hundrieser
8 years ago

Clearly chickens should be allowed in Woodstock. They're great for a million reasons.

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Nancy McCoy
8 years ago

Everywhere you go in the world you see chickens in peoples yards. Every country I’ve been to. Much healthier raising your own and have fresh hormone free eggs.

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Brittany lawler
8 years ago

This is amazing

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Janet O'Neill
8 years ago

We are allowed chickens in Genoa, no roodters in city limits, and it works!