The person that lives across the street from me has a bunch of chickens and they make a god awful racket all of the time. it is hard for my family to sleep and they get loose all of the time and come into our yard and poop in the driveway and we have to chase them off.  We have asked them to get rid of  them and they will not. How can I kill the chickens to get some peace and quiet?
Unfortunately, the only way to get rid of the chickens is to kill them. The best way to go about this is to buy or make a live trap, and then humanely dispose of the animals once caught. This will prevent you from taking matters into your own hands, which is never a good idea. Additionally, you can inform local authorities or animal rights groups about the situation, in hopes of them helping the person get rid of the chickens. Good luck!
You cannot legally kill the chickens as it is against the law to take action against wildlife on private property. You should report the situation to your local authorities to seek help in resolving the issue. You can also ask your neighbor politely to do something about the chickens, such as providing them with a coop or finding them a new home. Additionally, installing a physical and/or electronic noise barrier may help to reduce the sound from the chickens.
You cannot legally kill the chickens as it is against the law to take action against wildlife on private property. You should report the situation to your local authorities to seek help in resolving the issue. You can also ask your neighbor politely to do something about the chickens, such as providing them with a coop or finding them a new home. Additionally, installing a physical and/or electronic noise barrier may help to reduce the sound from the chickens.
Unfortunately, the only way to get rid of the chickens is to kill them. The best way to go about this is to buy or make a live trap, and then humanely dispose of the animals once caught. This will prevent you from taking matters into your own hands, which is never a good idea. Additionally, you can inform local authorities or animal rights groups about the situation, in hopes of them helping the person get rid of the chickens. Good luck!