A**R
Did not work on Blue
Blue was a loudmouth and would not shut up crowing. He literally crowed from before sun up to sun down. He got me in trouble with the city and was even brought up at the city council meeting. I bought these collars because he was quite beautiful and my son did not want to get rid of him. Unfortunately, Blue's desire to be heard was far greater than any discomfort that these collars might have caused. I gave him to a coworker and I suspect that her husband killed him because of his non-stop crowing.RIP BlueYou're my boy, Blue. You're my boy.
J**E
Easy to use
He doesn't like them on so he will act like he's being killed like on a western. He's a clown I'm willing to keep trying it but so far no luck. Maybe I'm not getting it tight enough.
A**Y
Not worth it- make your own.
The media could not be loaded. This is obviously made for roosters, and yet they’re sized big enough for a dog. Far too large, and if you double it around to make it smaller it no longer sticks. I had to cut it and re-sew it just to fit. You could easily save yourself the trouble and make your own with appropriate sizing.Also, they will not reduce crowing 100% unless you are making them so tight they are a choking hazard. I cut mine down to size and it has reduced the crowing and the volume.
H**A
Gave my rooster away at the end..
Didn’t work well.
C**.
Way too big, bad design for sizing, don’t stick back onto themselves to make smaller
Way too big for my roo’s, most other collars on the market allow the size to be changed easily, this does not allow it to stick back on itself like some of the others. I have one of the brand name expensive collars on one roo, and ended up using computer Velcro cable ties for the two others and they worked better than these and also fold and stick back onto themselves offering more flexibility size wise.
J**S
They need to be able to adjust to a tighter fit.
It helped some in reducing volume.I wish someone would invent a small shock collar like those used for dogs. Having a rooster around sure makes things run smooth around the chicken yard.My experience is that behavior modification techniques work as well as the collar for frequency.There may be great demand after the Wuhan Fever induced run on eggs.
M**H
Rooster neck straps
These are a package of three simple 1/2' X 9" Velcro straps that do not stay tight on the roosters neck. Two of them came off the chicken completely. Very bad design, it does not work well.
V**L
Not what was expected
Didn't like these at all. There were no instructions on or in the package so there was no way how to fit these on the rooster. They were also so narrow that they wouldn't do the job of restricting the crow.
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