Now 13 weeks old hens or roosters?

[Enderchicken222]

Where I live we are not even suppose to have chickens but we have really been wanting to get chickens so we did! So I definitely can't have a rooster crowing and take a chance on having no chickens. It's sad we got attached to them we love our chickens!

What about a No Crow Rooster Collar?

 

[Munozchicks]

What about a No Crow Rooster Collar?

I am new to raising chickens and have not heard of that.

 

[Enderchicken222]

I am new to raising chickens and have not heard of that.

I forgot where I saw it but it makes it so that the rooster cannot crow at full volume, though it my give off a half Crow every now and then.

Edit: found it https://www.mypetchicken.com/catalo...spx?pid=1580&gclid=CM3MqtyI1dQCFYFofgodqkQPwg

 

[keesmom]

What about a No Crow Rooster Collar?

I am new to raising chickens and have not heard of that.

You won't be able to keep 3 males with only 3 females anyway.

You will have to monitor how noisy your pullets are when they start to lay. We have some LOUD hens.

 

[Sobek]

Where I live we are not even suppose to have chickens but we have really been wanting to get chickens so we did! So I definitely can't have a rooster crowing and take a chance on having no chickens. It's sad we got attached to them we love our chickens!

Illegal chickens... That's what makes it exciting I agree though. You have a nice little illegal looking coop I've always loved the coops that are homemade and look more like compounds. I have a now demolished one that I was very proud of. They went from sleeping in little cages a night in the compound to sleeping in my house