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DIY Chicken Repeller: Create an Effective Deterrent for Neighbor's Intrusive Chickens

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  • #31 7345670
    jaras0303
    Level 12  
    Look for a nightshade, mix it with shot and 3/4 will die.

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    My grandfather, when he was catching wild ducks, would hook a piece of lung on a large hook and throw it on the lake and catch them and lunch is for Sunday. (lung floats)
    Take her to court.
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  • #32 7346469
    dipol
    Level 34  
    When you catch it, cut the ailerons on one wing, they won't fly again, only when they grow back and it will take a while - 2 months. And the ailerons could break free, damage as they flew over the fence. The neighbor probably has "flip-flops" because only they are athletic.
    73!
  • #33 7346652
    Pi!
    Level 13  
    Inform the hen in the presence of the baby that if the policeman comes to your orchard again, you will wring his head off and make soup out of it. And if it happens again, you know what to do.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around finding effective methods to deter intrusive chickens from a neighbor's property, particularly in the context of protecting an orchard. Various solutions are proposed, including using trained dogs, hawks, electric fences, sound deterrents, and even more unconventional methods like luring chickens away. Participants emphasize the importance of addressing the neighbor's behavior rather than solely focusing on the chickens. Suggestions include using acoustic deterrents, such as sounds that mimic predators or high-frequency noises, and physical barriers like wire mesh fencing. Some responses humorously suggest extreme measures, while others caution against legal repercussions. Overall, the conversation highlights the challenges of managing neighborly disputes involving livestock.
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