Hawaii Lawmakers Propose Resident Control of Feral Chickens in Honolulu
Lawmakers propose classifying feral chickens as controllable pests and allowing residents to kill them amid a 51% rise in complaints in Honolulu last year, officials said.
- Lawmakers in Hawaii are considering measures to let residents kill feral chickens and deem them a "controllable pest" on public land in Honolulu due to nuisance complaints.
- Kealoha Pisciotta, a Hawaiian cultural practitioner, opposes killing feral chickens simply because they are a nuisance, saying "The moa is very significant," using the Hawaiian word for chicken.
- The Hawaiian Humane Society opposes letting residents kill the chickens "as a means of population control unless all other strategies have been exhausted.
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What's for Dinner in Hawaii: Feral Chickens
The crowing starts well before the sun rises over Mason Aiona's home in Hawaii. But the 3am rooster alarm isn't what bothers the retiree the most. It's spending the day shooing wild chickens that dig holes in his yard, listening to constant squawking and flapping, and scolding people who feed...
Hawaii may allow residents to kill feral chickens amid growing problem
The crowing starts well before the sun rises over Mason Aiona’s home in Hawaii. But the 3 a.m. rooster alarm isn’t what bothers the retiree the most. It’s spending most of the day shooing away wild chickens that dig holes in his yard, listening to constant squawking and feather-flapping, and scolding people who feed the feral birds at a park steps from his house. “It’s a big problem,” he said of the roosters, hens and chicks waddling around on t…
Hawaii residents sick of early crowing and aggressive pecking could be allowed to kill wild chickens
Hawaii lawmakers are weighing tougher ways to deal with feral chickens, as residents complain about noise, mess, and growing flocks.
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