Why does my roosters first crow sound weird?

[Cwat2006]

I have a rooster about 5 months old and he’s just started crowing he sounds a little weird compared to my older rooster I am just curious if it’s normal for roosters fist crows to sound weird or if it’s just his unique crow I inserted a link to the video I have of him crowing he’s the second one to crow tell me if it works or not

(uploaded the video to YouTube so you guys can see it)

 

[Tamdog]

They are like teenagers- their voice takes a while to gain strength.

 

[CindyinSD]

All my roosters have funny little crows at first, but they also do have their own unique crows. I wanted to hear your rooster because their first crows are so cute and funny. It wouldn't come up for me.

 

[PioneerChicks]

Yeah, let's face it, first crows are hilariously terrible! But don't worry, with a bit of practice he'll get better!

 

[CindyinSD]

The videos... people upload them to YouTube, then copy/paste the link here. They automatically imbed.

 

[Oncoming Storm]

I have a rooster that gurgles when he crows. It’s the nastiest thing lol.

 

[azygous]

Back in the 70s, I had a bantam rooster and hen. Leonard and Louise. Louise disappeared for a few weeks and returned with eleven chicks. They roosted in the hedge beside my bedroom window.

When the cockerels became of age, which seemed to be very soon after Louise returned with the brood, they practiced crowing. There were seven or eight if them.

Some sounded like they were gargling. Others sounded like they were trying to clear their throats of mucous. And they woke me up at 3 am every morning with their practicing.

I don't recall how long it took them to sound like real roosters, but the roosters I have now got pretty good pretty fast. But all sounded pretty pathetic at first. And each has had their signature crow, all different.