Rooster noise

[Clucky family]

I am hatching some Belgium d’Uccle bantam chickens and obviously don’t know if they will be hens or roosters. I would love to keep all the chickens but not sure on noise level of the roosters I’ve read they are relatively quiet for roosters but does anyone have any knowledge on this.

Thanks for the help guys

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

They like crowing. It isn't as loud as other breeds, but they make up for it in volume. Pun intended.

 

[Chickassan]

If you're worried about noise they're all terribly noisy males and females of any breed.
They don't make quiet chickens.

 

[Clucky family]

They like crowing. It isn't as loud as other breeds, but they make up for it in volume. Pun intended.

thank you lets hope I don’t get 10 roosters and 1 hen

 

[Clucky family]

If you're worried about noise they're all terribly noisy males and females of any breed.
They don't make quiet chickens.

Very true, I was more worried about the early morning crowing in a Sydney neighbourhood

 

[Clucky family]

Do you guys have any advice for me both incubating and raising these chicks we are first time chicken parents

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

I have only used broody hens to hatch personally. I brood with a heat lamp. It's pretty easy. Don't crowd them. After 2 weeks they are ready for bigger accommodations, and generally every 2 weeks after that.

 

[aart]

Do you guys have any advice for me both incubating and raising these chicks we are first time chicken parents

Looks like you have a couple threads about both incubation and brooders....Good Job!