What breed of rooster is this??????!

[magicpigeon]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeGSmUf1Yv8&feature=fvw

Sorry, I do not own him but I a curious to find out what kind of breed crows in such a strange way. p.s turn your volume up

 

[DTchickens]

Ahhh, the ever popular Denizli's. Here's a link for anyone interested - http://feathersite.com/Poultry/CGD/Denizli/BRKDenizli.html

And for anyone wondering, yes they are in North America. Not a popular breed, but they can be found from time to time, specifically sold as eggs.

-Daniel

ETA: Notice that "The ever popular Denizli's." yet "Not a popular breed." I don't plan on changing it though, makes sense to me. Popular that a lot of people know, and talk about them. But not a popular breed to own.

 

[chickiedoo]

Whoa. Holy cow, who knew roosters had that much breath! That was one looooooooooooooong (annoying

) crow

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

There are several other long crower breeds, too. None are common; denizli are probably the most common in the US

 

[Illia]

The longest I've heard are from the Kosova longrower, sadly not in the US (I'd be one of the first to breed them if they were

) But yes, there are indeed Denizli breeders here.

I believe Sandhill also sells Tomaru longrowers. Hardly a "long" crow, but still impressive compared to the average rooster.

 

[thecochincoop]

I could not stand a roo like that. Sounds more like a dinosaur to me

 

[Pinky]

That was a long crow! I wish my rooster could crow like that, maybe it would drown out the neighbors's barking dogs.

 

[magicpigeon]

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LOL! I want one too, but they're not it Australia either

 

[Cowgirl71]

I busted out laughing toward the end as he was running out of breath.

Those poor hens, having to listen to him all the time! I can only imagine what he sounded like when he was learning to crow.

Sorry, but I could never put up with that noise. I'd plug him with a .22 by crow #3.

Thanks for sharing! I've heard of long crowing breeds and always wondered what one sounded like.