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I have after years of trying, got my little flock Now only 15 as we are moving, i have chocolates, lavenders, Lace wings, pekin, silky, frizzle and frazzle, only problem is that I am now moving into a large village and I have to work out how to stop my Cock from Crowing, as we will be inside the village as where we are now ?? any suggestions Please
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Jain
 
Welcome to BYC!:frow

Feel free to ask questions, there are so many wonderful and knowledgeable people who will answer them :)

For rooster crow problem, I remember seeing something called a No Crow Collar. I do not know much about it, but you can just google to find out some more. It does not shock roosters in any way and I do know other BYC members liked it. You can also DIY it.
 
Hello, Jain, and welcome to BYC! :frow Glad you joined.
You could try a no crow collar but they can be dangerous. Roosters crow. It is natural. If it will be a problem for your neighbors the kindest option may be to rehome him to a flock keeper outside the village. Good luck with him.
 
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I live in a neighborhood where people have 1-2+ acres and we were all ways allowed roosters. Then my neighbor complained and the HOA changed the rules, (after 23 years) but do not enforce anything. I still have roosters, I use crow collars, sleepy boxes for night, I also limit the time the roosters run outside 9-5.
 

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