*Just cinch it up a tiny bit each time he crows until he does crow no more. Trust me, he will still breath, eat, drink, & give warning sounds to the flock.*
@@JoeCastellon *Ya, took me a week to find the sweet spot on my rooster's lower neck. It took him almost another week to get use to it. He would periodically stretch his neck out & lower his head & continuously walk backwards to try to "get away from it". But after about 6 days of that he was fine & that was months ago.* *I made my own out of soft double sided velcro strips.*
I had the same problem. My roosters (around 10) were crowing too early for my neighbors. The collars worked around the same amount as yours. What really helped was keeping them in the dark by covering then when they sleep until I am ready for them to start crowing. You can also put your rooster in a small cage over night. Like the with the collar, the smaller area physically prevents them from crowing since they can’t stretch their neck fully.
i have three polish bantam roosters i took from my daughter as her nieghbours are a problem ,,then so are mine , even with the tiny bantam collar they still belt out a crow ,,its a bit muffled but i got to the point where it was so tight youd be lucky to fit a pencil between ,,,too tight for safety and risk of food choke i think , im trying a rooster box that is about 3ft x 2ft x2ft for bed time just make sure theres water in there it can get hot and let them out by 8am daily , with the looser collar now i find them about as loud as the hens in daytime
They work, all your have to do is tighten it up to the point where you can slip your pinky under it so that it want slid all the way through the loop. Don't worry the rooster will be fine.
I'm trying my best to find a video of how to train my rooster to crow by command while all these videos shows me how to stop your rooster from crowing, etc................. totally speechless!!
I ordered mine on Amazon also and it’s wasn’t working and my bird was going crazy. My beautiful black rooster silkie was just trying to take it off. I felt so bad for him. 😢
@@rickymc1213 not great. The change in noise was minimal. One day he got something stuck in his throat so I removed it to massage his neck to get it free and I have never put it back on.
Thanks by chance ended up a Urban chicken person lol And our babie silkys, ya 1 is a rooster lol im sure neighborhood is pissed lol its legal but im sure theor pissed
Interesting... I’ve never even heard of such a thing. LOL One concern for me would be the color that was used. I know chickens are attracted to red, so it could potentially cause issue with them pecking or fighting. Just a guess but... anyway... just found your channel and thought I’d comment on that. LOL
So far the color has not been a problem maybe it’s because he’s a rooster and they don’t fight him I’m not sure. The collar works for the most part. He only crows in the morning and the rest of the day he does not. If the collar could go tighter I don’t think he would crew at all because it trains roosters to not crow. Thanks for stopping by.
I purchased this from amazing and my rooster died 2 days later I left it on and he was eating good for 2 days I came home from work and found him dead😭 if u love ur rooster I dont recomend this
🙄 hop off... she's trying to figure out an alternative to getting rid/ dispatching him for heavens sake. Do a little research on how these work, its perfectly fair..
