Rooster is about 20 weeks old and hasn't crowed once yet.

[Chuckenman]

My rooster is about 20 weeks old. He hasn't crowed even once yet. I've seen other cockerels try to somewhat crow with their squeakish crows when they're young but my roo is 20 weeks old and he hasn't even tried yet. Same with my other roo, same age and still hasn't tried to crow yet. Is this normal? Will they crow later on? Or is something wrong with them?
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[JustBabyMargo]

My rooster is about 20 weeks old. He hasn't crowed even once yet. I've seen other cockerels try to somewhat crow with their squeakish crows when they're young but my roo is 20 weeks old and he hasn't even tried yet. Same with my other roo, same age and still hasn't tried to crow yet. Is this normal? Will they crow later on? Or is something wrong with them?
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Your cockerel will crow soon! Lots of cockerels are late bloomers and take awhile to find their own voice.

 

[Chuckenman]

Your cockerel will crow soon! Lots of cockerels are late bloomers and take awhile to find their own voice.

Oh alright then, his adult plumage is just about gone too and his tail sickles are coming in. Other roo is a bit younger and hasn't got his tail sickles yet. Both beautiful roos though

 

[JustBabyMargo]

Both beautiful roos though

I agree! You’ve got some gorgeous chickens!

 

[gimmie birdies]

I had one that was 7 months old before he started to crow.

 

[Lashman8]

I had one that was 7 months old before he started to crow.

Which breed was it?