Looks like the wild chickens on Kauai ARE protected as "Feral(wild) Fowl", That is unless they get on your property. The article states-

" However, chickens found roaming around developed areas, such as rural or suburban neighborhoods, are referred to as "free-flying domestic chickens". These are fowl of domestic stock roaming free and are not "protected." Locals are free to take them (if they come onto your property) and put them in the pot. Backyard chicken is a favorite with the locals who will generally take care of the chicken situation themselves."

http://hawaiideptland.custhelp.com/a...-if-so,-why%3F

If they'd know what was good for them, Chickens shouldn't trespass.

?;^)

On Wednesday, February 26, 2014 6:30:03 PM UTC-5, Tim wrote:
Looks like the wild chickens on Kauai ARE protected as "Feral(wild) Fowl", That is unless they get on your property. The article states-



" However, chickens found roaming around developed areas, such as rural or suburban neighborhoods, are referred to as "free-flying domestic chickens". These are fowl of domestic stock roaming free and are not "protected." Locals are free to take them (if they come onto your property) and put them in the pot. Backyard chicken is a favorite with the locals who will generally take care of the chicken situation themselves."



http://hawaiideptland.custhelp.com/a...-if-so,-why%3F



If they'd know what was good for them, Chickens shouldn't trespass.



?;^)

Sounds like a great application of the Castle Doctrine to me!

On Thursday, February 27, 2014 12:21:25 PM UTC-6, John H wrote:
On Wednesday, February 26, 2014 6:30:03 PM UTC-5, Tim wrote:

Looks like the wild chickens on Kauai ARE protected as "Feral(wild) Fowl", That is unless they get on your property. The article states-







" However, chickens found roaming around developed areas, such as rural or suburban neighborhoods, are referred to as "free-flying domestic chickens". These are fowl of domestic stock roaming free and are not "protected." Locals are free to take them (if they come onto your property) and put them in the pot. Backyard chicken is a favorite with the locals who will generally take care of the chicken situation themselves."


http://hawaiideptland.custhelp.com/a...-if-so,-why%3F



If they'd know what was good for them, Chickens shouldn't trespass.



?;^)





Sounds like a great application of the Castle Doctrine to me!

yeah, I wonder if they get a free pass if they have a bag of skittles?

On 2/27/14, 6:21 PM, Tim wrote:
On Thursday, February 27, 2014 12:21:25 PM UTC-6, John H wrote:
On Wednesday, February 26, 2014 6:30:03 PM UTC-5, Tim wrote:

Looks like the wild chickens on Kauai ARE protected as "Feral(wild) Fowl", That is unless they get on your property. The article states-







" However, chickens found roaming around developed areas, such as rural or suburban neighborhoods, are referred to as "free-flying domestic chickens". These are fowl of domestic stock roaming free and are not "protected." Locals are free to take them (if they come onto your property) and put them in the pot. Backyard chicken is a favorite with the locals who will generally take care of the chicken situation themselves."


http://hawaiideptland.custhelp.com/a...-if-so,-why%3F



If they'd know what was good for them, Chickens shouldn't trespass.



?;^)





Sounds like a great application of the Castle Doctrine to me!

yeah, I wonder if they get a free pass if they have a bag of skittles?


Nice to see your religious beliefs and church teach you to take the high
ground on the issue of gun violence.

On Thursday, February 27, 2014 5:45:00 PM UTC-6, F*O*A*D wrote:
On 2/27/14, 6:21 PM, Tim wrote:

On Thursday, February 27, 2014 12:21:25 PM UTC-6, John H wrote:

On Wednesday, February 26, 2014 6:30:03 PM UTC-5, Tim wrote:



Looks like the wild chickens on Kauai ARE protected as "Feral(wild) Fowl", That is unless they get on your property. The article states-















" However, chickens found roaming around developed areas, such as rural or suburban neighborhoods, are referred to as "free-flying domestic chickens". These are fowl of domestic stock roaming free and are not "protected.." Locals are free to take them (if they come onto your property) and put them in the pot. Backyard chicken is a favorite with the locals who will generally take care of the chicken situation themselves."





http://hawaiideptland.custhelp.com/a...-if-so,-why%3F







If they'd know what was good for them, Chickens shouldn't trespass.







?;^)











Sounds like a great application of the Castle Doctrine to me!



yeah, I wonder if they get a free pass if they have a bag of skittles?





Nice to see your religious beliefs and church teach you to take the high

ground on the issue of gun violence.

No clue what you're talking about there. but John and I are discussing wild chickens.