03-27-2016, 12:18 PM
I'm not sure that trapping and removing chickens is a "thing" but if they are offering to pay it quickly could be. We used to accept trapped chickens dumped onto our property but there is no way that we could ever eat our way through the chicken hoard that lives on or frequents our property.
Live traps aren't expensive and they can be borrowed (with deposit, based on availability) from the humane society. Since these are feral chickens they will probably be OK no matter where they are rehomed within a similar ecosystem, though any hens that were sitting on eggs or training a clutch of peepers how to live will result in the end of that generation. (Happy Easter).
If your friend finds someone to do this, I would be interested in hearing how much they charge for the service (if they charge).
Live traps aren't expensive and they can be borrowed (with deposit, based on availability) from the humane society. Since these are feral chickens they will probably be OK no matter where they are rehomed within a similar ecosystem, though any hens that were sitting on eggs or training a clutch of peepers how to live will result in the end of that generation. (Happy Easter).
If your friend finds someone to do this, I would be interested in hearing how much they charge for the service (if they charge).