Everyone with bantam roosters please let me know...

rebecca10782

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how loudly they crow. I know that some can crow very loudly and some sound like kazoos
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I have two bantam chicks and am starting to wonder if I got myself into trouble. I have concluded that they are Sabelpoots because they have huge vulture hawks at only two weeks (I was hoping seramas.) If they end up not crowing to loudly everything will be fine, but I just want to get an idea of how many bantam roosters (specifically D'uccles or Sablepoots) have very loud crows. Thanks for your help
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Hi,

I don't want to discourage you, but I had to rehome all my "unexpected" Bantam roosters, as they were very loud. None of the breeds you mentioned, but Cochins, Silkies, and some mixes. Good luck! Genie

Edited to add: These Bantam roos were so cute, I was really hoping I could keep just one, but no...
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My Silkie Roo just started crowing 2 weeks ago and he is getting louder and louder. My neighbors are going to shoot me. He is being rehomed tomorrow, so yes, bantams will crow LOUD. He crows all day long, not just the morning. Definately a pain in the butt. If it were just a few times in the morning, it would be fine. Good Luck!
 
I have a banty Golden Sebright- he is LOUD and goes all day and quite a bit of the night. Between Pico and John Henry, the EE roo, it's a wonder I haven't heard from someone about it! We are rural, but I know they hear them. Some other folks down the highway about 1/4 mile from here have a banty roo, too. I hear him.
 
its about the same as Large fowl, crowing volume depends on the breed, individual etc.. but all of my OEGBs seem to have a loud crow.. inside you can barely hear them and their just outside my window.. But outside you can hear them a pretty good ways.. they seem to crow more then the large american game rooster i have as well.
 
I think they all must vary a bit because I have a silkie rooster and a ameraucana Bantam rooster and I don't think they are loud. I have houses all around and the neighbors barely hear them.
 
I have a silver pheonix banty roo. His crow is loud when
I am outside but can hardly hear it if I am in the house. The chicken coop is probably only 15 feet from the house. I am a little concerned about the summer when I will be sleeping with open windows. He crows a several times during the day but not for extended periods of time. I live on 5 acres and have had no complaints from the neighbors. When I mentioned him they didn't even realize I had gotten a roo.
 

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