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I've never seen any real evidence they do that at all. In fact, it seems more logical their crowing would ATTRACT more predators I think the idea of a rooster actually "protecting" a flock is more a myth than a reality

Quote: There's no promise a predator will kill a Rooster first, so if you're using the "safety in numbers" theory, you can just get more hens

Other than being an extra set of eyes to spot trouble, roosters are NOT "protection" They are just slightly larger chickens, and still no match for most predators