2 Pack Anti Crow Rooster Collar No Crow Noise Neck Belt for Roosters Cockerel Velcro Nylon (Big)

Ive purchased these for my bantam rooster as well as the big size for my bigger boys and they work great. Does not keep them from crowing, but definitly keeps them from crowing as often and when they do its much quieter. We also have no problem with them staying on.

This was easy to put on Clyde. He wasn't thrilled, but, hey, it didn't bug him for long and didn't affect his life at.all. In other words, he still crows. Same. And one of the hens picked at the velcro so that the collar started coming loose...it's just a mess of failure. I'm gonna use the second one to tie up extension cords.

I loved these because there was no buckle and they worked great, but in less than a week they fell off and disappeared.

1st issue this is the "Big" size is clearly not big enough. It covered a very small region of my Partridge Rock Roo's neck and he could fully expand the area above the collar and crow full volume. I tried stitching too bands together but as I continued to tighten over a couple days to try and get the thing tight enough so he would not crow, it seemed like a fine line between no crowing and death - as what happened to at least one reviewer. It was also breaking neck feathers, etc. This is a spectacular Roo and I hated to do that. I gave up on this. I am currently bringing him in at night and putting him in a large cage so he does not bother my neighbors but not sure how long I will keep that up. I am glad this works for some.

I ordered a size to small and realized i could make my own. This works! But you have to play around with the fit and follow the directions. It has to fit pretty tight, almost on the verge of choking your rooster. If u want your rooster very very quiet, he will show discomfort after an attempted crow. Then one day your rooster will grow or the collar will slip or rise to a point that it is too tight and your rooster will die. Still gave him a better life than the butcher as soon as he started to crow tho, but in my opinion this is a temporary fix.

I ordered 3 different brands of crow collars to compare. In the past, I used the original no crow collar which is great but much more expensive ($30). Of the cheap ones that I ordered, this is the best because the band is wider. The other two brands ended up being quite narrow. The others had a plastic loop to turn back the velcro, and I like that feature, but with the narrower band it just didn't stop the crowing. I think this wider band is going to work great. I'll update this with a report in the morning. :) if you've never used a no crow collar before, the trick is to feel down to the very bottom of your chicken's neck, where the neck enters the body. Lift up all of the feathers, and strap the collar under the feathers at the lowest point on the neck. This is where the air sack is, which they inflate in order to crow. If they can't fill the sack, they can't make a loud crow sound. They still try, and it's a weak little wimpy crow sound, which is much better for the neighbors!! :)

Was hoping my experience would be different than the other reviewers, but same. Takes real patience and fínese to get the fit just right. Just before strangling the chicken the crowing is reduced to about 50% volume. This was fine for me, but the collars lasted less than a week before the Velcro stopped working and now they won’t even stay on. They’re worthless now, total waste of money.

You can’t just put this thing on and think that your rooster will never cry again. It takes a few days of adjusting it a little bit tighter and a little bit tighter and making sure that your little guy can still breathe. I finally got to the perfect point today he can still grow a little but it is so quiet I can’t even hear it inside the house and yes he is a Bantam and it works just great. Fantastic product I can keep my little rooster now.

Bought many types of these before, although this one is very expensive, Totally worth it! Not suitable for small rooster (Silky and Bantan). Works great on my Berma.

Unfortunately not great product. Velcro not adhesive enough to keep it on. My boy got it off within a couple hours. He crowed but it was a little different sound not has high pitched for the few hours hw wore it. I would not recommend. you can make your own with better quality Velcro. Lesson learned. Was worth a try but totally a waste of money and energy getting it on him.

Complete junk. The Velcro doesn’t stay fastened so I had to use a bobby pin. Then the end hung out like a tag which made my hens go for it and over time doing my roo harm. Best to buy the best when it comes to anything living!