Show Me Your Roosters That Don't Crow!!!

[PoultryQueen29]

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[nurse_turtle]

Not a sound... 5 months old.

 

[Tracydr]

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I have one serama rooster from Grady Taylor, and he is certainly no quieter than my silkies- just higher pitched.

I have a Serama roo that is also very loud . . . just higher pitched.

I have a very small OEGB roo. He has a very tiny crow. We can hardly hear him in the house unless all the windows are wide open.

 

[Tracydr]

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[Magic Birdie]

"I AM a boy!"

 

[speckledhen]

I think the OP means an adult rooster who does not crow, so if one is just five months, that wouldn't necessarily be considered a non-crower, just a late crower. If the rooster is under a year old, he still has time to crow. My show type Barred Rock cockerel, Rex, did not crow until he was 6 months old, the latest I've ever had. I've also had one crow at just 4 DAYS old in the brooder. It would be one in a million rooster who just never starts to crow, even as an adult male, mating the hens and doing all other general rooster duties. We can always dream, I guess, though personally, I like my roosters' crowing, even at 3 a.m.

 

[PoultryQueen29]

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I think if you give him a few months he'll crow. 5 months is still young.

 

[dsfrango]

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Im surprised in all these posts no one has mentioned silkies. Its TRUE that no roo does not crow but I would strongly suggest getting a silkie roo if necessary. I have had a few different types of roosters. By far my silkie is the quietest ive had. Hes the oldest(2yrs) and even when the other roos crow he does not join in. I have heard him crow twice in the entire summer. Maybe it was just him but silkies are known to be a quieter breed. Good luck with your search.

 

[Oregon Blues]

A very quiet boy. Never crows. His lady friends lay lots and lots of eggs.

 

[nickie]

Would you believe me if I said he doesn't crow?

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