Are egg songs really that loud?

[Pet Duck Boy]

Currently I only have one neighbor, but someone might move into the other house next to mine. I live in a suburban neighborhood, but so far my neighbors aren't mean or anything....I barely talk to them at all though. I'm sure a little noise won't bother them, but I really can't have anything super loud and continuous. I have 3 RIRs and 2 EEs.

 

[jerseygirl1]

Not really, only if the door is open......

 

[daraae921]

I have one very loud BO. The rest of my girls aren't bad.

 

[canada-goose]

It's pretty loud!

 

[mdbokc]

Some of mine are so loud, I am glad it is of short duration after they lay. The loudest is when they have hit the electric fence...then it is loud and llllloooooooonnnnnnggggggg.

 

[ADozenGirlz]

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My chickens can work themselves up into a pretty loud frenzy after laying an egg, but it hasn't ever gone on very long. I've sometimes gone out to converse with them about their recent victories when things seem to be getting loud enough for the neighbors to hear (even though mine aren't at all close to us). They settle down pretty readily when you reason with them.

 

[LeghornLisa]

I only have one that sings...loud? YUP! Bother neighbors? No...

 

[happytxchick]

Only my Australorp is loud...so loud, in fact, that she gets the rooster to singing the same song...it's like an echo...lol.

 

[Pet Duck Boy]

Makes me kinda worried....

I'm not even supposed to have chickens were I live...

 

[InsaneBreeder]

Mine are so loud after laying that if I stand in the chicken coop for five minutes when they are celebrating, I usually have a head/ear ache for several hours afterwards.