Little Araucana Chappie - what is your youngest crower?

[Chicalina]

Was pretty sure this little chap was a chap at 4 weeks. He is now 5 weeks and I heard a little squawky crow this morning!!

What is the earliest you've had a cockerel crow?

 

[sourland]

Bantam OE - 3 weeks old and still in the brooder.

 

[Holdthechicken]

How cute. My little silkie cockerel started at 7 weeks with an attempt, more of a screech.

 

[Ch1cken Tender]

Was pretty sure this little chap was a chap at 4 weeks. He is now 5 weeks and I heard a little squawky crow this morning!!

What is the earliest you've had a cockerel crow?

I had a one month old silver Sebright crow while he was still in his brooder in the house! He had to leave the brooder quickly after that.

 

[frostmoss]

And Easter egger that had just turned 5 weeks. I've heard seramas are really early crowers, but my guy didn't crow until 11 weeks!

 

[pipdzipdnreadytogo]

I want to say 3 or 4 days old? I finally caught him on video a few days after he had initially started crowing. He was a silkied Red Cochin bantam.

All of my silkied Reds were super early crowers, though. I don't think I've ever had one crow earlier than 3 or 4 weeks outside of them!

 

[Ocho 8 Farm]

Gold laced Wyandotte crowed in the brooder, while sitting on the top of the heat plate at 15 days old.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

I want to say 3 or 4 days old? I finally caught him on video a few days after he had initially started crowing. He was a silkied Red Cochin bantam.

All of my silkied Reds were super early crowers, though. I don't think I've ever had one crow earlier than 3 or 4 weeks outside of them!

Oh my goodness, that is adorable! He’s pretending to be such a big rooster, and all that comes out are squeaks

 

[Chicalina]

My goodness, that's some early crowing!

I thought 5 weeks was early enough. I can't even separate him from his mama hen and put him in a quiet night box yet, he is still cutching under her wing at night