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What is the five letter word that is the place where chickens and roosters live?
A farm
What is the place chickens and roosters live?
It is typically called a chicken coop.
Do chickens and roosters live in Africa?
Yes.
What is the place chickens and roosters live 5 letter?
Ah, a lovely little riddle for us to ponder. The place where chickens and roosters live, with five letters, is a cozy little spot we call a "coop." It's where they can rest their feathers and lay their eggs in peace. Happy little chickens, happy little roosters, all living harmoniously in their charming coop.
Where in a farm do roosters live?
the place where chickens and roosters live
Is it Illegal in Louisiana to own chickens and roosters and why?
No, but it is illegal to own roosters for cockfighting operations. However, it is not illegal to own chickens for food or pet purposes, especially if you live in the country. It might be a different story for more urban areas.
Do roosters live in groups?
No, roosters tend to not like having other roosters around
Can 4 roosters hens ducks geese all live together?
Yes and no. First off most will tell you it is best to have an odd number of roosters in a flock. Not an even number. Ducks & geese are messy birds. So they make dry bedding wet which chickens dislike. Hope this helps!
How much do chickens live?
chickens live on farms
If you live in Reno NV and you build a chicken coop and then buy chickens as pets will that be illegal what are the chicken laws in Reno NV?
No it is not illegal in Reno Nevada (Washoe County). You must have a coop and you may not have roosters.
Do roosters live in Spain?
yes there are roosters in spain i think that there is rooster in every state and country.
Where do live in hen?
roosters can live in a hen. then so do chickens and hens and eggs from the chicken and so do pigs and cows and sheep and hobos and rednecks and zacs and hunter williams and brandon storch and then theres sam and travis but of course taradactle is always in between them.
