Rooster Crow A lot In Morning

[Saaniya]

My Cockerel Crow About On 3:30 Am Daily And Hr Made My 2nd Cockerel Crow Also ..He Crow Like Insanely Pls Anyone Help ..I let them sleep in dark , put a circulation for air with ceiling fan (temperature is hot) plssssssssss guys my neighborhood complained alot

 

[EggSighted4Life]

Better rehome them or try a no crow collar... My boys start at 3:30 EVERY morning for the past... since they started crowing. Not an issue for me or my neighbors... fortunately! If my neighbors have issue, so do I and I work very hard to be a good neighbor. Which I can tell you want to be also. Maybe let them know that you ARE working on a solution. Maybe they will be able to be extra understanding if they do know that you ARE going to remedy it one way or the other and just need a little time to figure it out.

Dark has nothing to do with it. They crow at sound, and for all kinds of reasons including letting predator know they are protecting their flock.

Careful with the crow collar if you go that route, I've seen mixed good and bad experiences.

Good luck!

 

[Joeschooks]

Im afraid thats what roosters do. As eggcited mentioned, there is a no crow collar but I don’t think that’s an ideal long term solution. Better to keep your neighbors happy and rehome your boy I think :-(

 

[BiggJohnn]

Mine start at 3:30am as well!
For 20 years I didn’t have a single rooster, I have 10now!!! Lol.. it’s not quiet at all!!
Sorry your having a hard time with your neighbors.!

 

[Gray Farms]

Roosters crow...a lot sometimes. Its just how they are. If you can't stand the noise then you'll need to rehome him.

 

[Saaniya]

Better rehome them or try a no crow collar... My boys start at 3:30 EVERY morning for the past... since they started crowing. Not an issue for me or my neighbors... fortunately! If my neighbors have issue, so do I and I work very hard to be a good neighbor. Which I can tell you want to be also. Maybe let them know that you ARE working on a solution. Maybe they will be able to be extra understanding if they do know that you ARE going to remedy it one way or the other and just need a little time to figure it out.

Dark has nothing to do with it. They crow at sound, and for all kinds of reasons including letting predator know they are protecting their flock.

Careful with the crow collar if you go that route, I've seen mixed good and bad experiences.

Good luck!

Aww ur neighborhood is angel seriously my boys are very tamed friendly just they crow a lot ..

 

[Saaniya]

Roosters crow...a lot sometimes. Its just how they are. If you can't stand the noise then you'll need to rehome him.

Oh no no we can't rehome them cause our family love them a lot..

 

[Lazy Farmer]

Sorry about the neighbor thingy.
That's hardwired into him.
Children will play.
Cats meow.
Dogs bark.
Cows moo.
Pigs oink.
Rooster do their thing too.

 

[pvaldes]

If there are two roosters you ned to remove one or split the flock to stop the singing competition. Try the opposite strategy. Turn on a small bulb and assure that he has all its hens at sight at any time and can not see the other rooster.

 

[Soon2BChixMom]

If there are two roosters you ned to remove one or split the flock to stop the singing competition. Try the opposite strategy. Turn on a small bulb and assure that he has all its hens at sight at all times and can not see the other rooster.

Her roosters live inside the house. They are rooster buddies. They are the only birds of the chicken variety at her home.