Hawaii residents could be allowed to kill feral chickens in their community in the latest effort to help resolve a perennial issue that continues to divide neighbors who both hate and love the birds.
Hawaii residents sick of early crowing and aggressive pecking could be allowed to kill wild chickens
HONOLULU — 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 ...
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