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How to minimize a rooster's noise
Place the coop as far away from your home as possible.
The farther away the coop is, the less noisy the rooster will sound. In fact, every time you double the length between you and the coop, the noise level drops by 6 decibels, so even 10 to 20 feet (3.0 to 6.1 m) can help.

Pick from: [-] Keep the coop with the hens outside during the summer months. It is not uncommon for hens to become noisy during the colder months (july-august). [-] Plus, it makes the coop much quieter. When you're away from your home, the noise should diminish on its own. [-] Try placing the coop on the backside of your property, as far away from your home as you can. Add barriers around the coop to reduce the noise coming from it. [-] Consider using a floor cover for the coop. Newborn chickens will not jump up on the top of their boxes on the coop floor, so their coop is a mess.
Try placing the coop on the backside of your property, as far away from your home as you can. Add barriers around the coop to reduce the noise coming from it.