🐓 6 Pack No Crow Rooster Collar: Silence Roosters with Velcro Nylon Neck Belt, Prevent Noisy Crowing & Disturbing Neighbors Review

It does not harm the rooster and mutes the rooster by enough decibels which makes a big difference. However, the collar loosens within a few days and needs frequent adjustment, which is difficult unless you enjoy catching and handling tails.

It takes time to properly tighten the amount on the roosters' necks so they can breathe but not crow so loudly. This doesn't stop them from crowing, but it does mute the sound. They have to take a deep breath to crow and with this collar they can't, so their crowing will decrease.

I like everything about this product. I don't like that my cock could start poking around and freeing it where the strap holding it around my neck was barely left, but it definitely helped, the crowing didn't stop it entirely instead of crowing quite often during the day it was once a day and usually it was around 9am

I live in a place that doesn't allow roosters so I had to do what I had to do to get Dr. to save Pecker. He could still crow quite loudly at one of them. the second goes higher and doesn't slip down, so I think it works. You can see him trying, but he doesn't crow. When I put them on him I give him a treat right after, if he drinks a meal I know we're fine and I check on it once a week and I let it loose so I hardly have it in the little ones fingers can stick. If it's a little weaker, you can…

This is the best non-crow version of the collar I've found here at Revain so far. (Tried 3 versions) It's strong and wide enough to work well. The length is perfect for a normal sized hen or rooster. I'm not sure about the bantam breed. They also have decent instructions in the ad on how to place the collar. Not too high in the throat, but not too low in the throat. It should be right in the airbag that the hen fills with air just before crowing. Your springs keep it in place so it doesn't slip