I've STOPPED Roosters Crowing Is there enough interest for me to patent & supply?

[LITTLE COLORSxx]

You are just going to sell us a cookbook

"No harm guarantee " would be in the written guarantee. I'm not going to respond to any more comments of this nature ( no offence intended ) as I've put a considerable amount of time, effort and if the GENUINE interest is shown by the numbers in the poll I've posted, I'll be paying a considerable amount of money to just get the formalities/legal documents etc processed before the outlay for production. With that said, let it be clear I'm not about to go to these expenses for something that clearly would not sell, as it would be false and misleading and leave me open to prosecution for fraud..

 

[4 Georgia Hens]

I wouldn’t even consider it unless I knew what you would be doing to my boys. I feel like it is too much of a risk if I know nothing! But, that is awesome that you’ve figured it out. Good luck!

 

[SueT]

Good luck! If you look at all the postings in the What Breed or Gender forum, you will see daily dozens of people afraid they ended up with roosters, and are heartbroken to have to part w them. Getting people to respond to a single thread or poll isn't always easy, and lack of response would not prove that there's not enuf interest.
I have no idea how to patent an idea/product or protect it from being copied. I wish you success!

 

[Dragonflydore]

If you are being serious, Kickstarter would be your best bet for a niche product.

 

[Lazy Farmer]

I have no idea how to patent an idea/product or protect it from being copied

It takes a lot of money and a lawyer.. time as well. Not an over night process by any means.

 

[Crow-ded house]

You are just going to sell us a cookbook

 

[HuskerHens18]

Would it help lower competition between roosters? I live in the middle of nowhere, so the sound isn't a problem, but I would really like to help lower competition as spring approaches, I've already noticed the increased mating, crowing, and sparring.

 

[Ohmyheart]

I'm in a city. We are not allowed roosters. This item would not benefit me as a rooster is still a rooster and still no allowed. When they come knocking as I do need a permit to inspect. I would have to hide a rooster and hope they never drop by unexpectedly.

I'm sure I'm not the only one who has similar laws.

 

[Mraya]

I believe the main reason for no roosters is noise, if this invention works,no noise laws get changed all the time.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

I am wondering if this invention just stops crowing in cockerels/roosters or does it mute the bird totally?