Who is against no-crow collars?

[JacinLarkwell]

Ha

THanks for putting us back on topic! Yes suffication is a valid problem! also the throat cords may rupture!

Do you mean vocal cords? There's no such thing as throat cords

 

[the_peanut_coop]

Do you mean vocal cords? There's no such thing as throat cords

yes, I mean vocal cords, but technically there are some of them in the throat!

 

[JacinLarkwell]

yes, I mean vocal cords, but technically there are some of them in the throat!

Yeah they are not called throat cords

 

[the_peanut_coop]

Yeah they are not called throat cords

 

[JennyHeidewald]

I tried crow reduction collars due to a family member not liking the loudness. I found them on Etsy. It is not a solid band of velcro, but a patch with a two "tails" coming off of it design. The one roo always managed to rip his off in two seconds, and I was afraid to tighten them too much, so they didn't really do much, and made them sound really odd when they did crow. Only one remained on a roo until I took it off myself a few months back. It also rubs the feathers under it off.
We have less roos now, so the crowing isn't as much of an issue.

 

[the_peanut_coop]

I tried crow reduction collars due to a family member not liking the loudness. I found them on Etsy. It is not a solid band of velcro, but a patch with a two "tails" coming off of it design. The one roo always managed to rip his off in two seconds, and I was afraid to tighten them too much, so they didn't really do much, and made them sound really odd when they did crow. Only one remained on a roo until I took it off myself a few months back. It also rubs the feathers under it off.
We have less roos now, so the crowing isn't as much of an issue.

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