So, I have 9 male Noilers...I'm raring them at home, and one of them started crowing this morning. They are exactly 10 weeks old.

So, the thing is, I have a small farm I'm building, and the carpenter working on it delayed me, if not, I would have moved the male Noilers there since, cos I knew when they start crowing, it would be a big problem...I have a lot of neighbors, and those male Noilers can crow at very odd hours of the night. So, I want to know if there is any way to stop them from crowing...or maybe reduce the crowing till I move them to their permanent site next week.

How do people that raise Cockrels do it? I just wonder. Cos these roosters can be damn noisy.

Cut their throat nah

illicit:
Cut their throat nah

lol! This is not a joking matter o.

The best way is to move them outside.

adeniyi65:
The best way is to move them outside.

Outside? They will still crow na. It's sunrise that makes them crow, also when another rooster in the neighborhood crows and send them a Bluetooth message

olab059:


Outside? They will still crow na. It's sunrise that makes them crow, also when another rooster in the neighborhood crows and send them a Bluetooth message

Bluetooth message and they take the song from them like choir waiting patiently for the leader to start.
That means there is nothing you can do to them if you don't want to slaughter or sell them. Just make sure you take them to another location asap.

adeniyi65:

Bluetooth message and they take the song from them like choir waiting patiently for the leader to start.
That means there is nothing you can do to them if you don't want to slaughter or sell them. Just make sure you take them to another location asap.

Exactly.

olab059:
So, I have 9 male Noilers...I'm raring them at home, and one of them started crowing this morning. They are exactly 10 weeks old.

So, the thing is, I have a small farm I'm building, and the carpenter working on it delayed me, if not, I would have moved the male Noilers there since, cos I knew when they start crowing, it would be a big problem...I have a lot of neighbors, and those male Noilers can crow at very odd hours of the night. So, I want to know if there is any way to stop them from crowing...or maybe reduce the crowing till I move them to their permanent site next week.

How do people that raise Cockrels do it? I just wonder. Cos these roosters can be damn noisy.

if you cut the red thing on it's head ,e no go crowing anymore

If you dey doubt me google it!

Vl3ly:
if you cut the red thing on it's head ,e no go crowing anymore

If you dey doubt me google it!

You cannot stop them, they are predestined to crow

Redomi:
You cannot stop them, they are predestined to crow

True.

More like telling the day not to break ni

chukskafor:
More like telling the day not to break ni

lol

olab059:
So, I have 9 male Noilers...I'm raring them at home, and one of them started crowing this morning. They are exactly 10 weeks old.

So, the thing is, I have a small farm I'm building, and the carpenter working on it delayed me, if not, I would have moved the male Noilers there since, cos I knew when they start crowing, it would be a big problem...I have a lot of neighbors, and those male Noilers can crow at very odd hours of the night. So, I want to know if there is any way to stop them from crowing...or maybe reduce the crowing till I move them to their permanent site next week.

How do people that raise Cockrels do it? I just wonder. Cos these roosters can be damn noisy.

Scrap or cut of their comb. They will stop growing till it regrows.

Try with two cock and observe

Rhetorical Question
I love this question though,so funny

Taiwo20:


Scrap or cut of their comb. They will stop growing till it regrows.

Try with two cock and observe

Masterkleenlaun:

*Crowing