How to know if I can get away with a rooster

[Backyardchickenlover123]

(Sorry if this is in the wrong thread wasn't sure where to post it) I want to get a rooster for breeding purposes, but I don't know if the crowing would bother my neighbor. I live on a solid amount of land of 4 acres. Despite that my neighbor is still kinda close maybe 100 - 120 feet away from my house. I really want a rooster but don't know if they would complain and I'd have to get rid of the potential rooster, and my current laying hens that have had for several years. Would it be worth asking them if a rooster crow would bother them?

I have also been unsuccessful in trying to find any info on specific chicken laws for Alabama

 

[Blue Andalusian]

(Sorry if this is in the wrong thread wasn't sure where to post it) I want to get a rooster for breeding purposes, but I don't know if the crowing would bother my neighbor. I live on a solid amount of land of 4 acres. Despite that my neighbor is still kinda close maybe 100 - 120 feet away from my house. I really want a rooster but don't know if they would complain and I'd have to get rid of the potential rooster, and my current laying hens that have had for several years. Would it be worth asking them if a rooster crow would bother them?

I have also been unsuccessful in trying to find any info on specific chicken laws for Alabama

Probably be Worth it, if you really want to get a Breeding Rooster

 

[guitarplaya39]

Easier to beg forgiveness than to ask permission...?

 

[nuthatched]

Look up your counties laws.