What does your rooster say?

fosterson

Songster
9 Years
Oct 16, 2013
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Omak Flats, Okanogan County, WA
Lee (NN/Bantam cross): <extreme tenor> Rooster-rooster-roooo!
Herald (Lee's brother): <tenor> Rooster-rooster-rooster-BWAK-bockbock! (he's a little defective)
Fugly (Silky/Bantam cross): Here boys, let me show you how it's done <smooth alto> Cock-a-doodle-doooOOOooo!
Goliath (Leghorn/RIR): Ladies, please. <Basso> COCK-A-doodle-DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
*birds fly out of trees, neighbor's dog stops barking, sheep next door baaaa nervously*

Seriously, Goliath sounds like a hound dog!

What do your roos sound like?
 
Tuck (Dutch Bantam cock): <high-pitched and loud> eh-E-E-EH!
Clapper (Dutch Bantam cockerel): <medium in pitch, drawn out>Eh-Ehhh-eh-Eeee
Stalker (White Wyandotte cockerel): <bubbly, deep, triumphant>OH-ooh-a-ooh
 
Greenhead <medium in pitch, rather long, slightly scratchy>: Eh-EH-eehhhhh-EH

He's a sweet little bantam cockerel that is sturdy and strong

Stubby <hoarse, weak, short.: eh-erhk-Oooooo

Stubby is another bantam, smaller than Greenhead. He has short legs, which is how he got his name. He sounds very pathetic when he crows!

Puff <deep, melodious>: O-o-o-OOOOH

I don't have Puff anymore, but he was a nice Wyandotte cock. Puff got his name because his hen's name is Cream.
 
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