When does the peeping turn to clucking?

I have the same question. My one roo (who is to be rehomes soon) made his first, garbled attempt at a crow on Saturday, immediately followed by a frightened day-old's PEEP. Hilarious.

My girls have developed a repertoire of sounds, but I'd be curious to know when their voices "break".

 

For mine it was 11 or 12 weeks. I think more around 12 weeks old.

 

Mine started getting their big girl voices at about 12 weeks.

My OEGB boy has been putting everything he has into trying to crow since he was maybe 5 weeks old.

 

Quote:I doubt that (though it'd be nice). I think mine started sounding adult-like a little later, maybe 14 weeks. My little d'uccle bantam is almost 15 weeks, and still sounds chick-like

 

Mine are 13 weeks and they are just starting. Sounds like a teen boy going through puberty

 

Really interesting.....mine are 5, 7 and 9 weeks and I have a sneaky suspicion the 7 week one is a boy! Will be listening out!!

 

I have 6 BA's that just started clucking last week at a 11 weeks old. : )

 

Mine in about 10-15 weeks.

But don't worry, they will mature in their own time. (They will not be forever cluckless)