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stevedeshazer

(21,653 posts)
Sun Jul 8, 2012, 02:28 AM Jul 2012

Is this your chicken? Did you lose a chicken in Portlandia?

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Is this your chicken? Did you lose a chicken in Portlandia? (Original Post) 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

tblue

(16,350 posts)
1. That show can be so funny!
Sun Jul 8, 2012, 02:30 AM
Jul 2012

Loved the first few episodes. Then they got a little too weird.

DocMac

(1,628 posts)
2. She? That doesn't look like a hen. nt
Sun Jul 8, 2012, 02:32 AM
Jul 2012

stevedeshazer

(21,653 posts)
3. That's a hen.
Sun Jul 8, 2012, 02:34 AM
Jul 2012

You're allowed three hens in Portland. No roosters. Too damn loud.

 

Lionessa

(3,894 posts)
5. Being allowed, and ending up with on are two diff things. Also not all of P/V area has the same
Sun Jul 8, 2012, 02:52 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.

 

Lionessa

(3,894 posts)
4. I agree. A few years back when I had hens, one of the neighbors had a rooster
Sun Jul 8, 2012, 02:49 AM
Jul 2012

in what were supposed to be all layers (hens), so she just let it out and never let it back in. Ultimately it was killed, which is really what she should have done rather than what she did. Anyway, roosters are the ones that tend to be "abandoned" when they are found out. Hatcheries can only tell so much as chicks and some that should be hens grow up to be roosters.

Ichingcarpenter

(36,988 posts)
6. You live in a chicken
Sun Jul 8, 2012, 04:06 AM
Jul 2012

REP

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7. Locking - doesn't meet GD SoP
Sun Jul 8, 2012, 04:33 AM
Jul 2012

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