crowing questions..............

What kind of Roo do you have?

Some breeds dont crow as often,,
then there are some who are very laid back,,,
and the small Serama sounds lke a cell phone but crows all the time
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darn little bugger at least hes not loud


I had a bantie cochin who was a foghorn so I had to get rid of him,,,I still have another cochin bantie who sounds like a high pitched yodeler and hardly crows at all,,,,,
I was hoping to teach some roos,,,you crow,you get put away,,,you dont crow,you can run around the yard. Well I dont know if I suceeded or not but he doesnt crow outside hardly ever.
 
Hi Tiki!
I know what you mean....my Old English Bantam crows his dern head off all day and is LOUD! He's getting ready to be shipped to my father's "Retirement Rooster" farm (where my loud crow-ers go too)...
 
ok lol i saw the title and was like..."hmmm...lol this should be good...wonder what itll be this time"
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but dont worry, LOL i have asked the same exact questions ROFL so dont think im makin fun of u

about the question...depends on the roo
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Hi DixieChick! Yeah I had a Modern Game Bantam who is now at Camp!
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Lucky the guy wanted him back, He is using him for his breeding program. It is funny cause they are small birds too. Just like dynamite, they pack a punch.

Mille Fleur d"Uccles have been pretty loud and excitable for me too.
 
My black rosecomb is kinda loud, but I am wondering if he isn't provoked by my OE Bantam.....you are SO right about those little guys...he is egg-sactly like dynamite....I bought the OE hen and he was part of the package deal....
 
I don't have much experience with roos but here's what I do have:
I had two polish roos who crowed from about 3 am to midnight every 10 minutes or so. They moved to a new home.
I had a serama/modern game cross who crowed early in his life and was a little shrill. Was a fairly frequent crower while he was here but he moved too.
I have a buttercup silkie cross who crows every couple of hours 6-12 times, crows when I come home which is kind of neat.
I have a silkie roo who is quite a bit quieter than his half-brother and crows much less frequently.
 
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Our rooster is a 12 week old EE...he is starting to make some interesting sounds. He kind of sounds like a quiet goose right now, but only a couple "honks" a day.
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When should I expect real crowing, and do you think he'll be a loud one?
He's in with five 11 week old girls, and I saw him standing on the buff orpington girl yesterday and then he jumped off.
I thought it would be a little bit yet. Yikes!
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