Neither HTTP::Message or HTTP::Headers advertise a status method; the former delegates any method it doesn't know to the latter which is why you're getting an error. If you showed your code which is producing this error (or step back slightly further and describe what you're attempting to do) you might get more help.

G'day Cody Fendant,

As already indicated by ++Fletch, if you show your code we can give a better answer. However, as you mentioned that you'd checked LWP::UserAgent, perhaps you're after its status_line method.

$ perl -MLWP::UserAgent -E '
    say LWP::UserAgent::->new()->get("http://example.com")->status_lin
+e
'
200 OK
[download]

And, of course, do bear in mind that's a complete guess.

Are you sure that status method not be called on a requestresponse object instead?

On another guess, if you are looking for the HTTP status code, you want the ->code method on HTTP::Response.