Crowing at 3 weeks?

[newlyweds]

Is this possible. I heard the highest pitch "crow" coming from the brooder just a few minutes ago.

I am thinking it's my Polish, Rowdy. Can it be crowing at 3 weeks? Does it look like a Roo? I don't know about Polish.

Here are the brood mates, 1 silkie and 1 Olive Egger (2 weeks)

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

It's early, but it happens.

 

[newlyweds]

Wow it does, I was hoping I was hearing things. I always assumed this chick was a Roo, because of it's rowdy nature, the first time I let them out to explore one of our older chickens came to check them out, Rowdy jumped at them and scared them away, I never laughed so hard. It was priceless.

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

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He also looks very "roo" for being only 3 weeks.

 

[Rennie]

I feel for you ... I was shocked to hear my 12 week old doing it ..

 

[Rohnasmom]

Thanks for the info...I thought I'd flown the coop, my banty roo, who is till really small was coca-doodling all over yesterday.

 

[newlyweds]

Glad to know I am not the only one, ha ha. I can't wait to hear him do it tomorrow.

 

[rainbowgardens]

My dominiques started at 10 weeks!

My speckled sussex at 15 weeks.

 

[hughmac312]

Amazing indeed. Sounds like a cocky lil b'stard...

Our rooster Sammy let out his first two crows this morning and it is week 16 for him, a buff leghorn.

 

[sgtmom52]

They sound so funny with their squeaky baby crows. My bantam cochin started crowing at 4 weeks old.