sound proofing material for noisey roosters - Page 2

Roosters normally dont crow unless they see light, use a dark material like a tarp to cover any cracks or windows at least then your neighbors wont complain about crowing at 4 -5 am

My best friend growing up's father was a singer and had a recording studio in the back of thier house. He had all the walls lined with cork. It seemed to keep the noise down quite a bit we couldn't even hear it when they had thier band in there playing when we were sitting in a different part of the house.

Cardboard egg cartons make excellent sound proofing. Staple them up with the outside of the cartons facing in toward the roosters. Overlap them so the egg  cups are all you see - they're the sound-proofing part of the carton. If you can completely cover the wall that faces toward the neighbors', yo can still leave ventilation open on a couple of the other walls.

My boys crow--each coop answers the first.  It's 4:30 most days, happy when they wait until 6:30am.

One coop has rat wire on the end, the end facing my window 20 feet away. I'm startled awake with every crow!! With winter coming on, I'll cover this end facing my window, and leave the opposite end open and crack their window for ventilation.  Hoping for a good winters sleep!

Duct tape 

My sebright can't crow when he perches where he can't raise his head up all the way. Maybe lower the ceiling on the perch side?

I used to have roosters that crowed from 4 am.on.   These same roosters were also vocal on full moons and any moonlit night.  I have reduced the crowing in my coops during sleep hours simply by keeping vents and windows away from the east side of the coop. This adjustment hasl slowed activity in my rooster coops for several hours in the morning.