6 Pack Anti Crow Rooster Collar Upgrade - Noise Free Chicken Neckband for Preventing Screaming and Rooster Crowing - Nylon Neck Belt Review

It really worked! We sat him down the first day to get him used to it. Dressed for the first time the next day and he was still cheering. Adjusted the collar, it helped! At first he was shocked, what had just happened? We are now on our 3rd day without crows! He's so calm I had to keep checking to make sure he was okay. He's still jumping around and doing his thing, but he's not crowing!

When I first put it on they bothered them (of course) and they tried to back off with their heads down. They've gotten used to it and at first I had them tight enough to muffle their crowing (I could still hear them but they were quieter) and now they're fully tightened, the birds can eat/drink/make noise, they can just don't crow.

Yes they are velcro only but I like their design with a belt. Without cutting. First, accustom the rooster to night mode. The next day, tighten it so it's very snug around his neck, but not too tight! It absolutely worked! His singing is muted and doesn't wake us up in the morning. He'll still be crowing, but it looks like he's MUCH further from home now. Great purchase decision.

Rigid straps with a sharp edge. Put it loosely around your neck, he could still crow, but we wanted him to get used to it. he didn't like it, he kept trying to take it off, he spent the whole day kinda normal except not happy it was on. At night he passed the night as usual, and by morning he was dead. If it was too tight to breathe, he was dead long before he went to bed, he could still crow and eat, but he just didn't like wearing it.

Bought to keep my roof from crowing when neighbors complain. I put the collar on after dark when it's easy to catch. In the morning he was still crowing. Came out early in the day to see the collar in his beak. I had to catch him to get him out of his beak so he could eat and drink and make him smaller. After drinking some water and food, he started crowing again. When it got dark I caught him again to adjust his collar. That didn't stop crowing either. After trying and adjusting the collar for

These collars are Velcro straps with raw edges. I understand they must be uncomfortable for a cock, but the edges on them were so rough they cut into the feathers on the neck of my cock, leaving it with bloody, rough skin. That's even with the little finger space from his neck to his collar. The collar reduced the length and frequency of the crowing, and lowered the volume somewhat, but that didn't stop him from crowing. his crowing was still clearly audible to our "neighbor in nuances" whom we