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Post by fluffychook on Nov 18, 2008 10:47:29 GMT 8
Will be interested in finding out how effective it is. If I get roosters that need to be muffled I might be doing the same. At the moment my white rooster is very quiet, I hear him very rarely, and when he does crow, its like, what was that, oh its you...lol
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Post by painter on Dec 8, 2008 10:06:59 GMT 8
Sigh. We are in the same boat. Kaysey is now Kenny and this morning was very vocal just after dawn:(
I'm not sure what to do with him. He's a pet and very friendly, when we move down south the noise won't be a problem, but the thing is I won't breed from him (he's an Australorp) coz he has funny wonky legs...which means no-one else will want him as a pet either.
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Post by fluffychook on Dec 8, 2008 11:01:46 GMT 8
If possible have a chat with neighbours and find out is he bothering them. Let them know that you are selling, he is a pet, has a leg problem etc, and maybe ask them to be patient as he is going. Communication is the best way to avoid possible problems
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Post by roleyranch on Dec 8, 2008 12:08:15 GMT 8
Michelle, Worth trying a cardboard box/pot, it's a bit of a pain doing it each night but it will keep the neighbours on side! won't stop the crowing once he's let out each morning but at least it won't be before dawn and everyone will be up and about lol....good luck!
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