Rooster crowing all the time

[Mrsdescalzo]

do you have any other pictures its kind of hard to see what breed he is from this angle

 

[Mrsdescalzo]

Sorry, no! I took a screen shot from a video. I will get a picture later. We incubated and hatched a dozen and were told they were Americanas and olive eggers.

 

[nuthatched]

So helpful. Thanks!

Sarcasm becomes no one.
What type of information would you like to know? As I said, there's not much you can do about it. He could slow down or intensify as he ages,mine always got louder and more frequent as they aged.

 

[fluffycrow]

Totally agree with nuthatched.

Most mature roosters here have become more confident and less vocal as they have aged, unlike her boys, but that goes to show that you don’t really know what’s going to happen with your boy.

Roosters crow. That’s what they do. They crow for a plethora of reasons, not all of which are apparent to us, and none of which can be guessed from your post.
Perhaps knowing more about their exact daily routine, their environment and predator load would help.

Knowing that he only recently became the head of your group is already a valuable piece of information. In his heightened state of juvenile hormones, he might feel like he needs to state his claim clearly.

If that is the reason for his excessive crowing, then he is likely to quiet down as his confidence grows.

If his reasons for crowing are rooted in something else and/or are genetic, then there is no telling how he will grow up to be

 

[Beau plus penny]

Totally agree with nuthatched.

Most mature roosters here have become more confident and less vocal as they have aged, unlike her boys, but that goes to show that you don’t really know what’s going to happen with your boy.

Roosters crow. That’s what they do. They crow for a plethora of reasons, not all of which are apparent to us, and none of which can be guessed from your post.
Perhaps knowing more about their exact daily routine, their environment and predator load would help.

Knowing that he only recently became the head of your group is already a valuable piece of information. In his heightened state of juvenile hormones, he might feel like he needs to state his claim clearly.

If that is the reason for his excessive crowing, then he is likely to quiet down as his confidence grows.

If his reasons for crowing are rooted in something else and/or are genetic, then there is no telling how he will grow up to be

young rooster crow alot for different sometimes its a greeting other times showing off but young rooster arent as loud as older ones in the past with out older roosters i could hear them from inside but with our younger one i cant hear him inside but i can hear him outside in my experience they are just practicing.