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Chicken-Friendly Towns in WV

 
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Hi there! My husband and I live in the Kanawha Valley and want to relocate (new place, same area). In our current town, there is an ordinance against chickens. We have been looking at places outside city limits but there doesn't seem to be much on the market right now, so I am trying to expand our search.

Does anyone know of any towns in the Kanawha Valley that don't have ordinances that preclude chicken ownership?

Thanks!
 
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Location: West Virginia 6a Avgerage Rainfall 54" est. Average snowfall 36"
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I would suggest stepping just outside of a "town".
 
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where can i find chickens for sale or get in on a show in central WV?
 
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