What are your chickens really saying?

[Fowl-Language]

When I listen closely, they're saying much more than chicken things, it seems. For instance, my scrawny rooster with way too much chicken testosterone parades around the yard crowing "I'm a great big roo! I'm a great big roo!".
My RIR hen has taking up presidential campaigning - she cheers "Ba-raaaack! Ba-raaaack!". My daughter says the chicks are calling me out on my thriftiness since they announce "Cheap, cheap, cheap" when they see me.
Any one else have these experiences?!

 

[Bawkadoodledoo]

Cheap cheap cheap

 

[chicknmania]

Our white leghorn roo Jack Frost will eyeball the sky and when he sees anything with wings flying by, he will say: Haaaaawwkkk, Haaaaaawwwwk, Hawwwk!
I really think that's where the word came from!

 

[clawmute]

Like the plant in Little shop of Horrors they're really saying FEEEEEED MAEEE!

 

[WillsMama93]

I don't know what my babies are saying, but I will tell you that when I peeked in the brooder box this morning, Pinoccio looked at me like, "What do YOU want, NOSEY?!?!"

 

[nutz4critters]

My dad used to wait for the roos to let him know when they were ready for the freezer:
"I'm big enough to stew! I'm big enough to stew!"

Come to think of it, one of my big roos (haven't named him yet -- haven't had him long enough to come up with a fitting name) says that now when he crows.

Cheap, cheap, cheap is popular with the chicks, though. To bad it isn't cheap cheap cheap to buy food!

 

[Telamon]

Roosters probably say cock a doodle doo when they need to pee and poo. [ cock a doodle doo ]
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[suzettex5]

You know that part in the movie, "Finding Nemo" where the sea gulls are all saying "MINE?MINE?MINE?MINE" ? I think when my girls see me they are all running up to me saying "Treeeeeat? Treeeeeat?Treeeeeat?"