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San Antonio Backyard Chickens Our little chicken farm Our San Antonio Backyard Chicken Group has been deleted by Facebook several times. This time, we did not create another group.

21/06/2025

Sunbathing Chickens always make my heart stop for a moment. This is AnnMargaret, she lives inside now but we take her outside to eat bugs and enjoying the sun.

Funny
18/06/2025

Funny

Why everyone needs a sweet rooster.
05/06/2025

Why everyone needs a sweet rooster.

04/06/2025

I just realized that this is the first time in the 15 years we have had chickens that there is no silkie in our flock. We do have a couple showgirls and satins but no big fluffy plain silkie. It feels really sad.

Yikes. A tree fell over on our chicken coop during last night’s storms. I guess the guys who built it, built it to las...
27/05/2025

Yikes. A tree fell over on our chicken coop during last night’s storms. I guess the guys who built it, built it to last. Hopefully, we can get a tree trimmer out today but my girls are sure going to miss the shade this summer.

19/05/2025
Everyone Please Call!!
15/05/2025

Everyone Please Call!!

"So you're saying there's a chance" ... yes, I heard a rumor that HB 2013, the bill that would require HOAs in a municipality to allow chickens if they are allowed by ordinance, may not be dead. HB 294, the broader bill that applies to all HOAs, that's dead as a doornail. But HB 2013 has signs of life. So, if you support it, now is the time to call your State Senator and tell them. 512-463-4630 is the switchboard number, call and ask to be connected to your State Senator. You can also enter your address here: https://wrm.capitol.texas.gov/home When connected say "Hi my name is __________ and I am constituent, and I am in favor of HB 2013, the bill that allows people in HOAs in a city to keep chickens if the city allows it."

HB 2013 is limited. It's not an all-encompassing "backyard chicken bill". But it will help some people. For instance, Austin and San Antonio both allow chickens by ordinance, yet people in HOAs in these cities may be currently prohibited. Some progress is better than no progress.

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