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Roosters are safe. I'm the lucky one because my other 1/2 would have put me in the freezer coop if they hadn't stopped. It wouldn't be the roosters fault they crowed at night but mine for bringing them home lol.

It did thanks. Funny that I started the thread asking if anyone could shed some light lol.

Funny enough they are building houses out of straw bales around here (Catskills) but I think I remedied the situation. It had rained for 3 days straight again and you know the birds hung out all day in it so I had put a heat lamp in there so they had an opportunity to dry off. It was the light...

Thanks for the insight. I live in the Catskills butted up against a state preserve. The neighbor in question is up the hill from me so it might not sound that bad. Unfortunately I have just brought the rooster in recently for breeding purposes but he is a good guardian when everyone is out...

I've run out a few times thinking something was trying to get in but not the case. There are some other Roos around the area here. I'm pretty rural with my nearest neighbor about 3-4 acres away but with no leaves on the trees I'm sure they hear him. It wouldn't be such a problem if the coop...

Can anyone shed some light on any reason my RIR Roo has started crowing at 2-2:30am. This of corse gets my OEB going and then the Wyandottes in the other pen. They go for about an hour and remain quiet until the normal 5-5:30 wake up. If this keeps up I'm sure neighbors will be knocking.