How to Keep Snakes Away from Poultry

By princemensah

Instructions

Things You’ll Need:

Boiled eggs
Attention to detail

Step 1:
Find the route of the snake as it enters the poultry farm. It is easier than it seems. It is normally through cracks and holds near where the hens lay their eggs.
Step 2:
Boil several eggs to hardened forms. Place the eggs where the hens lay their eggs.
Step 3:
When the snake swallows the boiled egg, it does not crack like the fresh one. It gets stuck.
Step 4:
Choose to kill it or send it to animal control.

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