Do BR pullets get noisier as they get close to laying?

Some do some don't. I have 4 barred rocks and only one is noisy. I'd look at her comb and wattles for a bright red color thats a better indication of getting ready to lay. Some of my girls sing the egg song before laying some after and some never do. Oh and of my br girls they all started to lay 20 to 23 weeks. Waiting is hard but trust me it will happen.

 

Mine did, but I don't know that that's the norm so much as just how she rolled.

 

That's how I knew to check for an egg that first day. The clucking and calling was louder and more insistent tan the normal yard communication.

 

each of my girls are different I have a couple that " talk" and garble before ( non of mine do a egg song after laying) now if someone is in the nest box and another girl is ready.. there is squawking loud squawking.. and if the hen doesnt move out.. the one ready and squawking will go into the box and push her out.. then all is quiet..

 

My BO are my screamers, they fuss before, if someone is on the nest box they want to use. And they are worse after they lay, squawking & screaming, which makes my roo do some squawking along with her.

 

If that is your hen in your avatar she looks like she is getting ready by her bright red comb and wattles. I noticed all my hens got more vocal as all of them got closer to laying. My RIRs always sing before they leave their egg in the box but the others seem like they will only sometimes. It seems like when there is a hen in the box the others outside are talking alot in anticipation for some action! It is safe to call it gossip!