do your chickkens growl?

skydivingchickenman

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11 Years
Mar 27, 2008
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we have several silkies and when they get startled they growl.i have a friend that i work with and he has chickens also (not silkies) and when he walked around the side of the house they started growling.he was shocked and said that he had never heard a chicken growl before.do your chickens growl?
 
funny this is mentioned today...for the first time I heard one of my young polish roos growl!! I was shocked and I turned to my hubby who was standing right next to me and said.... "Oh, he did not just GROWL!!!??! "He has got to go!!!-" LOL LOL
 
Well, yes, especially my broody Light Brahma at the moment! She will growl at me if I come near her, but she is still so sweet, she won't peck at me at all.
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I have to say, chickens really do make some strange noises rather than just the "buck-a buck" and the crowing I thought they would only do before I had any....
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There's the crazy screaming banshee impression that the broodies give. There's also a low angry "urrrr" that I'll hear before somebody gets a peck or wallop. Both make me laugh, angry chickens are cute!
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My light brahma has always had a deep rumbly voice...she growls when she is happy and when she is irritated. LOL We have gotten used to which growl is which. But she is a sweetie pie.
 
Mine purrr and growl depending on thier mood and if they see me with food for them. I have 4 RIR roos, 2-3 RIR hens and 6 other hens. Quite commical when they all get going.
 
:thOnly my hens growl and thats when there broody
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Wich i hate.... walking up on a Banty nest hidden in bushes with a broody hen will scare all daylights out of you
 
my chicken was raised in the house with our cat and we also would let the dog upstairs every evening when we got home from work. the chicken would also sit in my lap with the cat in the evenings when i did my Bible study. so now my chicken purrs when he is happy, he growls when he is aggravated and he crows only in the morning or when he hears a female voice. he also tries his best to talk. it ain't people talk by any means but when people are around and talking he starts cackling and carrying on like he is a part of the conversation.
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I agree - chickens make so many funny & strange noises. They're hard to describe, but yes, I hear definite growling from my broody hens.
 

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