TheTwoRoos
Crowing
- Sep 25, 2015
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I have two roosters who are related,Father and son.I had two of the brothers,so it would have been 3 sons,1 father.
My alpha rooster,the father a few years ago when he started mating makes this odd grunt after a successful mate. No other roosters I have or have had make this sound after mating.But,just wait,all 3 sons did this as well,why?
I believe it is inherited. I think it is only when they successfully mate,because if they are in not a good position on hen and do not touch tails tightly,they do not make the noise,only when tails touch,or I guess clocas.
any ideas why they make this grunting type sound?
My alpha rooster,the father a few years ago when he started mating makes this odd grunt after a successful mate. No other roosters I have or have had make this sound after mating.But,just wait,all 3 sons did this as well,why?
I believe it is inherited. I think it is only when they successfully mate,because if they are in not a good position on hen and do not touch tails tightly,they do not make the noise,only when tails touch,or I guess clocas.
any ideas why they make this grunting type sound?