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Originally Posted by birdaholic 

Back in the '70's I knew a guy who raised Gamebirds in his "party-shed." When he plugged in a Dolly Pardon tape, one of the roos would fly up on the speaker & crow till the tape ended.  His name was Dolly-Dude,  & he  love  LOVED  love Dolly music!


Can we infer from this response that he liked the Dolly music...or didn't like it???
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post #12 of 15

I'm reviving the thread because I had the same question about whether or not chickens like music. Further Googling brought these results:

 

http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/animals-and-us/201110/why-do-chicks-music-why-does-any-one

"Did they show a musical preference? Yes. The animals gravitated toward the speaker playing the pretty music and avoided the side with the dissonant Sex-Pistol-ly chords, even though the tunes were identical in terms of pitch, rhythm, and tempo."

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post #13 of 15

My chickens seem to like my choices... I listen to mostly rock (Slash, 80's hair bands, Apocalyptica, Tool, etc) and they really calm and seem to enjoy it. They always have, ever since they were tiny ^..^

post #14 of 15

Aschenfire, you should do an experiment too see if egg laying increases if you play them mellow tunes, instead. smile.png

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post #15 of 15

Just the Chicken Dance ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdFIXsrjkXI

 

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