Chicken

Hens have to make their nests on the ground because they can’t get the eggs up into a tree, and they don’t build nests in… Read More »Do Wild Chickens Make Nests?

between three and seven years. Generally, most wild chicken breeds can enjoy lifespans between three and seven years, and sometimes longer. Despite the challenges of… Read More »How Long Do Feral Chickens Live?

Polynesians brought red junglefowl with them when they settled Hawaii, and only cross-bred them with domestic chickens following Captain Cook’s landing on the archipelago in… Read More »When Were Chickens Introduced To Hawaii?

Even the locals don’t bother eating them as their meat is notoriously tough and less tasty than that of the fat broilers raised elsewhere for… Read More »Can You Eat Kauai Chickens?

n. 1. Chicken, red jungle chicken (Gallus gallus), fowl, as brought to Hawaiʻi by Polynesians; for some people, an ʻaumakua. How do you say chicken… Read More »What Do Hawaiians Call Chickens?

Chicken of the Woods are tastiest when they are very fresh. Look for the soft, velvety, fleshy stage and avoid older, brittle mushrooms. If a… Read More »Can You Eat Old Chicken Of The Woods?

The Kauai chickens provide a new perspective — domestication in reverse. Local lore is that many of the Kauai chickens are descendants of birds that… Read More »What Are The Wild Chickens In Hawaii Called?

Hawaii has a feral chicken problem — and it’s being discussed everywhere from city councils to the state legislature. “We receive so many emails and… Read More »Are There Wild Chickens In Honolulu?

two. Section 7-2.5 of the Revised Ordinances restricts the number of chickens and peafowl to not exceed two (2) per household, except in areas where… Read More »How Many Chickens Can You Have In Hawaii?

On state property, feral chickens are considered domestic free-range chickens. According to the state, the feral fowl are not protected birds. You can trap them,… Read More »Can You Catch The Wild Chickens In Hawaii?