Posted by kyplowboy on September 15, 2009 at 18:10:38 from (98.93.80.161):
In Reply to: PBS Farm Story posted by T_Bone on September 15, 2009 at 09:50:33:
There was a story like that in the news paper here about two weeks ago. County north of me a lady bought 25 chicks back in the spring and was raising them in a yard barn and about a 16X16 pen. Story said that neighbors rasied a fuss with the zone'n board. County made her get rid of them. Really sad when this is what our great country has come too. One of our county officials was quoted in the county paper a few years ago as saying we should look at zone'n laws. I ran into him a few weeks later at the store and said I had a bone to pick with him, he threw his hands up and said not to worry he would never bring it up again. Had over 100 angry calls the day the paper came out.
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