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@shortgrass Thank you so much for your support and being so kind and friendly , I've only just joined this site and I'm not feel the way people talk to one another or the advice they give ! I live in England and things are different over here compared to The US and I know that because all my...

@junebuggena i would like to add there although there is a restriction there are many other individuals in my area whom have cockerels

@aart I don't think it is about whether or not "chickens are for me" ! And I never once said that I / we do not eat their eggs as we do. All that I said was I cannot kill him for no apparent reason and nor should I have to get rid of him for the sake of others! I put this post up looking for...

@aart The issue I have there with getting rid of him is that all farms in my area had an influx in cockerels therefore he may loose his life if I give him up and I'm not willing to do that for anyone :(

I really appreciate all of the advice you have given me ! The reason behind me looking into the collar further is that a certain neighbour of mine made a complaint previously about my hens making a small amount of noise when laying their eggs in the morning and clucking which is ridiculous and...

It won't let me change the title of the post so sorry for the inconvenience !! What's the likelihood of causing death ?

Our 6 month old Rhode Island Red Rooster has just began crowing in the morning, has anyone tried the No Crow Rooster Collar and is it worth buying ? I'm in England so would have to get it shipped over but that's no problem and I'm willing to pay depending on all of you guys advice and feedback ??

Here is My bird, 6 months old and a Rhode Island Red

if this is the case here , does that mean that my bird is unable to fertilise hens ? Or will he not be able to reproduce ?

In June myself and my family had our first chick hatch; as you cannot tell the gender of the chick when first hatched we waited until we could see characteristics that would enable us to tell; after careful research and comparing genders it was clear that our chick was a hen however last week...