Roosters crow at night?

[HenHouse4Life]

Sounds like you let bad experiences get the best of you, these might come in handy if you ever want to tame your roosters:

https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/the-definite-guide-to-roosters.49193/

https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/the-ever-misunderstood-rooster.72932/

I think you misunderstood.... my roosters are very tame.... the aggressive situation was literally years ago. My method I use now works for me, doesn't mean it's right for everyone, its only a suggestion

 

[Folly's place]

Hyper, I'm glad that your young cockerel is being a good boy. How many cockerels and cock birds have you raised and had over the years? Is he your first?
Mary

 

[Folly's place]

My cock birds sometimes crow at night, and will start before dawn, and sometimes have 'crowing contests' during the day.
Mary

 

[Hyper_Chicken05]

I think you misunderstood.... my roosters are very tame.... the aggressive situation was literally years ago. My method I use now works for me, doesn't mean it's right for everyone, its only a suggestion

Oh oops, sorry, Yeah i do that alot. I thought you were of those people that think roosters cant be pets, And the roosters should respect you and all that junk.

 

[snow5164]

. No rooster is aggressive to the point where you have to kill or get rid of it, It’s just that some may need a lot more taming to stop aggression.

. I treat my roo the same way i treat my hens, Like pets and friends. But i can see how some people dont have time for rooster taming.

These are bold statements, how many years have you had chickens ? Lots of rooster experience or is this your first ?

 

[kklowell]

My rooster goes to bed early, well before dark. He does that because his shift starts early...he's usually crowing by 4 am, and many days he starts at 3:30.

 

[2 many chickens]

My roosters crow throughout the day. They will crow at night if anything goes bump in the night. They tell me if anything is roaming out in the dark lol. They let you know 'This is my property, I'm the boss here'

 

[Hyper_Chicken05]

These are bold statements, how many years have you had chickens ? Lots of rooster experience or is this your first ?

Why does it matter? Maybe i should change "No" rooster, To "Very few" roosters, That might be a bit more accurate.

 

[Soon2BChixMom]

My rooster goes to bed early, well before dark. He does that because his shift starts early...he's usually crowing by 4 am, and many days he starts at 3:30.

Ooh. That is a wee bit early for me.

 

[sawilliams]

A few years back we stayed at a friends place way out in the country (no extra lighting) both hubby and I had a difficult time sleeping as they had a rooster that crowed about once an hour all night long. Neither knew the rooster crowed all night becuase unlike us city folk at the time with no chickens they had chickens for a long time and slept through most "normal" country noises