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How many chicken can I have in my yard?

How Many Chickens Should I Keep? Chickens are sociable creatures, so plan to keep three to six birds. With this amount, you'll always have a steady supply of eggs, since an adult hen lays about two eggs every three days, on average.

Is it legal to have chickens in Tulsa city limits?

The city ordinance allows a resident to have up to six chickens within Tulsa city limits.

How many cats can you have in Tulsa?

People can now own five dogs or cats over four months of age. Previously, no more than three of the five animals could be dogs.

Can you have a rooster in Tulsa city limits?

"Tulsa allows six chickens," Myers said. "There is no restriction on roosters. However, if roosters are an annoyance to your neighbors, they can fall under the ordinance laws and the city can ask you to re-home your roosters."

How many dogs are you allowed to own in Tulsa Oklahoma?

Animal Count: Updates the number of pets allowed to live in one household to five dogs or cats over the age of four months. Previously, no more than three of the five animals could be dogs.

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