No crow rooster collar...?

[K. Kolberg]

sure

BTW, I posted a question about the no crow collar if I should do it on my Cochin Bantam rooster and I got a lot of negative reports, but your reports are so uplifting!! Thank you!! I also thought that after a while the roo would get used to it like a cat or dog gets used to their collars. But the other reports say, 'they are taking away their freedom to crow' so I wasn't sure, but I definitely want to try it out, if my roo ends up crowing (he is still little) because I am in a neighborhood, and I don't want to give up my chickee! and it sounds like a no crow collar is the simplest and cheapest solution.

 

[Ozarkhomesteader]

BTW, I posted a question about the no crow collar if I should do it on my Cochin Bantam rooster and I got a lot of negative reports, but your reports are so uplifting!! Thank you!! I also thought that after a while the roo would get used to it like a cat or dog gets used to their collars. But the other reports say, 'they are taking away their freedom to crow' so I wasn't sure, but I definitely want to try it out, if my roo ends up crowing (he is still little) because I am in a neighborhood, and I don't want to give up my chickee! and it sounds like a no crow collar is the simplest and cheapest solution.

Yes, people have a lot of negative reviews. But i never had a problem with it, and honestly when you are in the city it's often keep the bird of eat it. Cause it is usually hard to rehome roosters, and nobody wants to eat a pet boy! The boys are actually my favorite, they have so much personality! And once they get used to it, they stop acting weird. Haha, "Taking away the freedom to crow". Well whats worse, not crowing or not living?

Just make sure to check on the boys more frequently since they have a possibility of sometimes getting stuck on something. It's only happened to me once, but just be aware of the possibility.

I hope your little rooster does good with it! And that he can stay with you. One interesting thing i found, is it went better if i put the collar on before they started to crow. After a bit, i experimented by taking it off, and i don't think the rooster knew he could crow. He wandered around making clucks and chirps, but didn't crow. After about a month i think he crowed once, but it was very quiet, and he only did it every now and again, not all the time.

 

[K. Kolberg]

Yes, people have a lot of negative reviews. But i never had a problem with it, and honestly when you are in the city it's often keep the bird of eat it. Cause it is usually hard to rehome roosters, and nobody wants to eat a pet boy! The boys are actually my favorite, they have so much personality! And once they get used to it, they stop acting weird. Haha, "Taking away the freedom to crow". Well whats worse, not crowing or not living?

Just make sure to check on the boys more frequently since they have a possibility of sometimes getting stuck on something. It's only happened to me once, but just be aware of the possibility.

I hope your little rooster does good with it! And that he can stay with you. One interesting thing i found, is it went better if i put the collar on before they started to crow. After a bit, i experimented by taking it off, and i don't think the rooster knew he could crow. He wandered around making clucks and chirps, but didn't crow. After about a month i think he crowed once, but it was very quiet, and he only did it every now and again, not all the time.

You are my favorite!! here is a pic of my rooster...

he is very easy to tell that it is a rooster so that is nice, I don't know if he will be a crower or not. He is only 2 months old. How old would you suggest that I start putting the collar on him? I have heard him do mini crows.

P.S. I am also a born again believer! And love Jesus! What religion are you? I am a Christian.

 

[K. Kolberg]

Also, one lady said that if I keep a rooster illegally than the city might find out and band people from keeping chickens in the city at all!

I'm kind of annoyed.