Few things deter a snake that has taken residence in a chicken coop. Very few snakes actually bother chickens. Most snakes hang about chicken coops to catch the rodents that also live there feeding off the grain. Identify the snake if you can and allow it to stay, it will eat all the mice and move on.
possibly i have used them on my chickens before and only have had a few chickens respond to the snake.
None...The snakes eat them
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YES
Yes native Americans did raise chickens.
Yes, stomping on the ground can scare snakes away as they are sensitive to vibrations and may perceive it as a threat, causing them to retreat.
Yes, chickens actually enjoy eating small snakes, or even big dead snakes. If the snake is too big, or is poisonous, it may be the other way around though!
No, it is not bad for chickens to eat snakes; they are actually a good source of protein and nutrients for chickens. In the spring and summer, you may notice that your backyard hens occasionally find and eat small snakes, such as black snakes, in the garden and yard. These are typically young snakes that have recently hatched and therefore are small and tender enough for consumption by chickens. At first it may look as though a hen has found a very large worm, but upon closer inspection you can verify that it is indeed a snake she is eating.
No, chickens and snakes cannot interbreed because they are from completely different classes of animals. Chickens are birds (Class Aves), while snakes are reptiles (Class Reptilia), and interbreeding between such distinct classes is not possible.
No. It is impossible for one species to turn into another.
snakes scare me. I hope none. They be creepay.
yes they do eat chickens