08-28-2013, 03:58 AM
I answered this in another thread, but the birds are being raised as "Show Game Roosters". This is LEGAL in every state & there is an active export market of these birds in most every state. What is NOT legal is the fighting of these birds, but that, of course is never done here.... legally
As far as roosters in a residential, even in Waikiki, you will hear the crow of feral roosters.....unless you buy enough land & create a feral rooster proof perimeter...you will hear feral roosters just about everywhere on this island...That is just one of those quirky charms of living here....(but of course you may not LEGALLY own, or house, any chickens on your residential lot!)
ADDED: as I am writing this, six separate groups of roosters started sounding off (and we are in one of the most "town" lots in Keaau town...the upside of all of the rooseters is that I know when the meter reader is out checking the meters...and they are much better than a deaf dog at detecting strangers in our area...deaf dog uses flustered feral chicken activity as one of her clues to watch & guard...
As far as roosters in a residential, even in Waikiki, you will hear the crow of feral roosters.....unless you buy enough land & create a feral rooster proof perimeter...you will hear feral roosters just about everywhere on this island...That is just one of those quirky charms of living here....(but of course you may not LEGALLY own, or house, any chickens on your residential lot!)
ADDED: as I am writing this, six separate groups of roosters started sounding off (and we are in one of the most "town" lots in Keaau town...the upside of all of the rooseters is that I know when the meter reader is out checking the meters...and they are much better than a deaf dog at detecting strangers in our area...deaf dog uses flustered feral chicken activity as one of her clues to watch & guard...