I live in your typical housing development with your neighbors
basically in your backyard. I bought chicks back in February, eight to
be exact. We named one of our black Australorps, "Olivia". Turns out
"Olivia" is really "Oliver". Not to be confused with Caitlyn Jenner, our
hen was really a rooster. Since we live in a crowded neighborhood, I
had two choices: get rid of him or first try the No Crow collar. I've
spoken with my neighbors about Oliver. Asking them to please let me know
if he is a bother. I am happy to report that the collar works. Much
better than I expected. I included a video link to YouTube recorded just
this morning, 17 Jun 2015, with him crowing while wearing the collar. I highly recommend it!
Especially if you have neighbors and have become attached to your
rooster. Obviously, I had to adjust it. Very happy with the results.
basically in your backyard. I bought chicks back in February, eight to
be exact. We named one of our black Australorps, "Olivia". Turns out
"Olivia" is really "Oliver". Not to be confused with Caitlyn Jenner, our
hen was really a rooster. Since we live in a crowded neighborhood, I
had two choices: get rid of him or first try the No Crow collar. I've
spoken with my neighbors about Oliver. Asking them to please let me know
if he is a bother. I am happy to report that the collar works. Much
better than I expected. I included a video link to YouTube recorded just
this morning, 17 Jun 2015, with him crowing while wearing the collar. I highly recommend it!
Especially if you have neighbors and have become attached to your
rooster. Obviously, I had to adjust it. Very happy with the results.
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