Who's practicing their crow?

[SassyKat6181]

Heard one of my 6 1/2 week old roos trying to crow this morning.....poor thing...what an awful noise.

 

[Chickiegirls2]

HAHAHAHHAHAHA!!!!

 

[Mama Hen Chris]

Quote:
Did it sound anything like this:


My 9 week old Black Australorp:

 

[stoneeater]

I have a bantam that sounded like the Australorp. He's about 6-7 weeks old. I opened the pen this morning and the chickens came running out to grab bugs and he stopped in the doorway and croaked like that and everyone stopped and just stared at him. It's kinda strange hearing it for the first time. Definitely not expected at all.

 

[Peaches Lee]

My EE roo, Singular Joter, the first to do everything, just had to give it a try at 4.5 weeks. He had just jumped up on my back (I was changing their feeder/waterer) and was so proud of himself he figured he announce his prowess. It didn't work out...

He is quite the talker (of course all of the EEs never shut up) but he is always telling me something, you should he the things he "says" when I startle him.

 

[Saraliza]

That australorp has a wierd crow for now!

 

[Turner]

I have two EE Bantam x d'Anver chicks that are two 1/2 weeks old. At 1 1/2 weeks the comb on the light blue one was starting to get red. Have one roo and one hen. This morning I was on the computer and the brooder is right next to it and the the darn little roo started to crow

. I almost fell off my chair laughing...this one could be trouble. Yes, I know their age, hatched them out of my bator and they hatched April 14th.

 

[happycountryhens]

We have two starting to crow. One sounds like his voice is rusty. The other one sounds like he needs a new battery.

They make us laugh. They usually start to crow as we are having our coffee in the morning.

 

[SassyKat6181]

it was actually more pathetic than the one in the link. handsome roo you have there though!