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Mad props to this dude. As an urban dweller, mortified by my rooster’s first crow, I just grab him in the evening and stick him in a cardboard box covered with
by fmakunbound 7y ago
Mad props to this dude. As an urban dweller, mortified by my rooster’s first crow, I just grab him in the evening and stick him in a cardboard box covered with a couple of blankets in the kitchen. Crows around 9am, much more convenient and the neighbors can’t hear him before I let him back out.
- ec109685 7y agoGood solution. Our experience with “chickens” (roosters) resulted in angry notes on our cars. I wish a relatively sound proof coop was offered for sale.
- kyuudou 7y agoWhen researching building a coop, my city's rules didn't allow for a rooster as one of the restrictions.
- aaron695 7y agoA lot of cities don't allow you to grow marijuana plants either, but people manage. We got a collar to work ok, eventually, but then sent it to a farm as an easy win when overall our animals were getting close to what we thought was inconsiderately loud.
- wil421 7y agoMake a gumbo. My father in laws roosters crow non stop all day. The collars only change the sound.