There's always one in every group

[dand883]

I picked up some new chicks today and since the minute i got them home there is one that has been just chirping his head off.

The rest will sleep, walk around, eat, but they all do it quietly, and the noisy chirper is the only tuxedo chick, so it's easy to tell it is just him and not multiple taking turns.

Has anyone ever found a correlation to noisy chirpers as chicks being male or female? Are the noisy ones more likely to be aggressive or calm? Bigger/smaller? etc?

 

[Nabiki]

Not that I've noticed.

 

[Sammi_0411]

U always get a noisy one lol but no i havent noticed anything like that either x

 

[FloorCandy]

I’ve found no gender correlation with the constant peepers, I’ve had them both genders, and since I added Myshire to my flock, I’ve had 2 crowing in the bator, and the crowers were males.

 

[Pandaisy]

I've never had a hatch without at least one siren. Some turned into roosters, some lucky ones didn't. Even one of my week old Buttons is screaming it's lungs out at least twice a day. It stands very upright in the middle of the flock like a little rock star and starts singing (screeching).