We live in Mizoram,India. Our forefathers use rooster to keep time and search suitable healthy village. Here Rooster crows regularly just before dawn until dawn, at noon, around 10pm, and midnight. Each crows were named. It is believed that a Rooster wouldn't crow in morning or noon if the area (opted for village) isn't healthy or safe. So our forefathers always carry a rooster when searching for new land for cultivation or for village.
i had a White Wyandotte and i blacked out the window, the day i got him and the next morning i lifted the coop door, he crowed then he came out into the run and crowed again. He never crowed again ever...had him 9 years and only crowed twice in his life! Very strange but thankful.
I watched this because me neighbor has a rooster a couple houses down and I wanted to know why it crows randomly through the day/night. It makes me laugh every time I hear him, even at 3am hahaha! Brightens my day!
I have a reminder notification to wake up and eat breakfast on my phone. I've had it now for many years. I enjoy hearing the sound of nature and love hearing my in-phone rooster.
Their crowing is music to my ears. When they’re growing up, it’s fun to listen to when they are learning how to crow. They get part way through and their voice crackles, just like young guys when their voices are changing. Anyway, I love chickens and ducks and would have some it I could. Thanks for the great vid!
I'm exactly the opposite as crowing sounds like nails down a chalkboard to me. I absolutely loathe it. It makes the hairs on my neck stand up and incites an internal rage that nothing else can. However, I have to have them because I can't watch over my hens all day long and I need baby chicks every year. So the last few that I've hatched and grown, I've put collars on them. Doesn't stop them from crowing, but reduces the frequency and the decibel level to where it's tolerable for people like me.
So an old man told me roasters are natures sound clocks. They naturally crow on a certain frequency to tell time. The real time not whatever made up time we follow. This video was great.
During daylight savings time, our roosters started crowing at 5 am or a little before. Now that we have resumed standard time, they start crowing at 4am or a little before. I can now confidently say that I prefer daylight savings time to be permanent! In a perfect world, we would all go to bed when the chickens do so when they start crowing relentlessly two hours before dawn we would be well-rested. @@newt2120, I feel ya. I am currently cursing our 10 roosters at 6am after two hours of them killing me softly with their crowing in tandem. It wasn't much better when we only had 2. I am over it since this friggin time change. Sorry kids!😂
I love roosters and most male animals too. They are incredibly beautiful, Just look at the Welsummer, Copper Marans Sussex Roosters. For sheer artistry, look at the Golden Cuckoo Duckwing Leghorn Rooster. Like a painter created it. Too bad they don't lay eggs and are so vocal. I love the sounds but urban areas, it is hard to deal with for the neighbors.
Roosters can drive you mad. It's not just in the morning. It's constantly done from 6 to noon and just when you think you've found some peace, it happens again. There is nothing beautiful about it unless you have absolutely nothing to do which requires thought and concentration.
Completely agree. As I noted in another reply, it makes me absolutely insane, but I'm noise sensitive, so there's that. I've found that putting collars on them really helps if you must have roosters but hate having to listen to them all day.
Sure glad I'm not you people. Geez a sound distract your ability to concentrate. How to do you do anything? That's a serious question. The world is filled with loud annoying sounds. Do you work in bubbles?
My rooster was injured by his son. He's healing but his crow sounds like a horn from a car in the 1920's. I'm glad he's starting to crow again but will it go back to normal?
My standard Cochin, Elmer who is named after the glue, sounds like Elmer Fudd when he crows. Thinking I may have jinxed him. I can certainly tell his crow from everyone else’s!
That's quite simplistic. I love nature, but I live in a city and my neighbours have been raising chickens with no concern for people around them. Being woken up at 5 when I need sleep is not OK, and doesn't say anything about my appreciation of nature. It's OK to love chickens, but people need to respect neighbours. I've seen chicken channels with people saying it's no big deal, not just you of course. Complainers won't always be right, but chicken owners aren't all considerate either.
Our rooster has many crowing sessions in the day, and in each sessions he crows very often. He crows for an eternity. He is a "huge couching" rooster. Why does he crow so often. When i sleep i wouldnt be startled, if he only crowed for one minute or something. But he crows for an eternity and very loud and not in a beautiful manner, but rather like a dying bird, although he is very healthy. Is this normal?
I wonder how my flock of chickens will pan out this October..😮. Got 3 1yr old Leg Horn egg laying Hens. Introduced 4 speckeld sussex chick's 2hen 2 rooster n 3 Rhode Island red hens that are all 3 months old now. Seem to be all getting along. Until the Roosters grow up??
Why does my rooster crow so much when I’m feeding him and his girls treats ? I always try to give him the treats first so he can distribute . He’s in a section of our farm with 9 girls . I have a couple on the home side of the fence with 7 in a coop and 1 free range . Sonny our rooster is free range - any thoughts or ideas ? This is our first Roo . Thanks
Can the circadian rhythm be shifted and manipulated with artificial light at night and blackout cover for a couple extra hours in the morning. Anyone tried it? Also On a full moon mine go off at 2am till sunup.
My rooster crows and growls why does he growl ? He doesn't do it all the time just when I'm around????? Is he sick or does he just not like me im serious please i need to know whats going on with my rooster and he clucks like. Hen sometimes what the hecks going on with him????????
i have a rooster that had a loud crow but no longer. i can barely hear him standing outside in the pen with him. please help. My Rooster is crowing so softly now, and I don't know why. he is a black copper Moran. His comb is beautiful red, with no color loss at all. He is still eating and drinking as normal. His appearance looks great, his crowing went from a strong one to a very softly one you can barely hear now. I don't know what to do please help.
Our rooster has many crowing sessions in the day, and in each sessions he crows very often. He crows for an eternity. He is a "huge couching" rooster. Why does he crow so often. When i sleep i wouldnt be startled, if he only crowed for one minute or something. But he crows for an eternity and very loud and not in a beautiful manner, but rather like a dying bird, although he is very healthy. Is this normal?
Roosters were originally fire breathing dragons from Antarctica. Every morning they would breathe a new fire to stay warm in the harsh cold climate. Eventually humans domesticated dragons in the 1800s and through selective breeding dragons became roosters. They can't breathe fire anymore but the habit remains as crowing.
I hate that most cities dont allow Roosters cause of noise. Chickens in general can be loud - especially the egg song. It's pretty lame but I love my Rooster and his crow. I think chickens should be a right to all citizens - hens and cockerels. Funny thing about my rooster is I swear he will crow to summon me lmao. He is certainly a loved pet.
I have an almost 9 month blue Laced Red Wyandotte Rooster who has never yet crowed not one time, Both my neighbors have 5 or 6 each that crow all day and night, mine has never crowed. He's either broken .... Or transitioning to a hen 😳 I have several videos of him on my channel if you need to see him. Just wondering if you know why he never crows.
I have a 10 1/2 month old buff Orpington that has never crowed. Today he opened his month acted like he was crowing but not one sound. Never heard of this so totally confused
@@wendycollins6807 Still not a peep from mine as well, I have a new Roo, a 1 year old Blue Splash Cochin, BIG Fluffy boy, he has already taken charge of the ladies and doing as he should, my silent shy Blue Lace Red Wyandotte just hangs out and minds his own business, I may set up a separate coop with a couple hens later, a smaller group may help him find his voice. 😊
@@MDCF1565 mine is in with 3 ladies and he’s doing his duties but I’m worried because I live in the city. Technically not supposed to have him but one of my chicks from tsc ended up being a rooster so I traded for the buff and still ended up with a roo. Oh well, he’s huge and beautiful but I know I probably can’t keep him but I’m going to try lol
@@wendycollins6807 I've been through a few very loud Roos, I got lucky this round the Blue Laced Red Wyandotte doesn't crow at all yet, and my Blue Splash Cochin is a fairly quiet crower, both my neighbors have dozens of chickens probably about 20 Roosters between them, drove me crazy when I first moved here living between them, couldn't sleep a wink, kind of used to it now, I can hear their Roosters over mine. Makes me wish I had kept the Roo I had at my old home just to mess with them, lol when he crowed he screamed like someone was getting murdered, first time he crowed I went running around the house looking to see who was getting killed,
I just thought I knew why a rooster crows! Very informative video! I don’t suppose there’s such a thing as a non crowing or quiet crowing rooster for a backyard flock?? Probably just wishful thinking…Lol!
Definitely known boys that would crow at strange noises anytime of the night. One of mine will cut loose if the flock gets split up and he doesn't know where everybody is. Got a couple of hens that like to push dark and stay out later than the rest of the flock and they will go looking for them and crow to try calling them in. They do the same thing to me if I'm dragging my feet and haven't made it out soon enough to go visit with them in the morning. Spoiled roosters, don't do it!! lol
My rooster crows all the time like 24 hours and my family members are annoyed and they want to kill him... But I don't want to kill it I don't how to convince them not to kill... 😭😭😭
Your family is being driven mad by your chicken hobby. I'm the same way. Maybe you should consider your family's sanity. Our neighbors have chickens that NEVER STOP and you cant concentrate and develop headaches from it. The only people who seem to enjoy it are the bird's owner. Seeing your picture with headphones speaks volumes. Some of us like peace.
Try a crow collar I don't like them but I'm in the same boat 🙃I have a 10 year old rooster and he screams at my boyfriend nonstop for hours anytime hes outside (he has acres to roam but will stand 5 feet away unless you chase him off then he gets all the other roos going) Its horrible on our relationship I totally understand why he wants to kill him🙁 so comprising is best.
@@billybbob18If a rooster crowing is driving your family insane. They got bigger issues than a rooster. They need to seek therapy as to why a noise drives them mad. It's not even that loud. Get out of here.
What about crowing quality as a sexual qualification for mates? Maybe girl roosters❤ would select the best cockadoodledoo from the surrounding area and get busy with that big bad bird.
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We live in Mizoram,India. Our forefathers use rooster to keep time and search suitable healthy village.
Here Rooster crows regularly just before dawn until dawn, at noon, around 10pm, and midnight. Each crows were named.
It is believed that a Rooster wouldn't crow in morning or noon if the area (opted for village) isn't healthy or safe. So our forefathers always carry a rooster when searching for new land for cultivation or for village.
i had a White Wyandotte and i blacked out the window, the day i got him and the next morning i lifted the coop door, he crowed then he came out into the run and crowed again.
He never crowed again ever...had him 9 years and only crowed twice in his life! Very strange but thankful.
I watched this because me neighbor has a rooster a couple houses down and I wanted to know why it crows randomly through the day/night. It makes me laugh every time I hear him, even at 3am hahaha! Brightens my day!
I have a reminder notification to wake up and eat breakfast on my phone. I've had it now for many years. I enjoy hearing the sound of nature and love hearing my in-phone rooster.
in-phone rooster. Lol!
Their crowing is music to my ears. When they’re growing up, it’s fun to listen to when they are learning how to crow. They get part way through and their voice crackles, just like young guys when their voices are changing. Anyway, I love chickens and ducks and would have some it I could. Thanks for the great vid!
I'm exactly the opposite as crowing sounds like nails down a chalkboard to me. I absolutely loathe it. It makes the hairs on my neck stand up and incites an internal rage that nothing else can. However, I have to have them because I can't watch over my hens all day long and I need baby chicks every year. So the last few that I've hatched and grown, I've put collars on them. Doesn't stop them from crowing, but reduces the frequency and the decibel level to where it's tolerable for people like me.
I agree its naturally satisfying
So an old man told me roasters are natures sound clocks. They naturally crow on a certain frequency to tell time. The real time not whatever made up time we follow. This video was great.
Wtf does "real time" mean? I have two roosters who crow every few seconds. Then take a few minutes break then start again
During daylight savings time, our roosters started crowing at 5 am or a little before. Now that we have resumed standard time, they start crowing at 4am or a little before. I can now confidently say that I prefer daylight savings time to be permanent! In a perfect world, we would all go to bed when the chickens do so when they start crowing relentlessly two hours before dawn we would be well-rested.
@@newt2120, I feel ya. I am currently cursing our 10 roosters at 6am after two hours of them killing me softly with their crowing in tandem. It wasn't much better when we only had 2. I am over it since this friggin time change. Sorry kids!😂
@@oneofmany7051 10 roosters is insane! Im already losing my mind with just two and constantly think about turning them into chicken soup lol
I love roosters and most male animals too. They are incredibly beautiful, Just look at the Welsummer, Copper Marans Sussex Roosters. For sheer artistry, look at the Golden Cuckoo Duckwing Leghorn Rooster. Like a painter created it. Too bad they don't lay eggs and are so vocal. I love the sounds but urban areas, it is hard to deal with for the neighbors.
Roosters can drive you mad. It's not just in the morning. It's constantly done from 6 to noon and just when you think you've found some peace, it happens again. There is nothing beautiful about it unless you have absolutely nothing to do which requires thought and concentration.
Completely agree. As I noted in another reply, it makes me absolutely insane, but I'm noise sensitive, so there's that. I've found that putting collars on them really helps if you must have roosters but hate having to listen to them all day.
Sure glad I'm not you people. Geez a sound distract your ability to concentrate. How to do you do anything? That's a serious question. The world is filled with loud annoying sounds. Do you work in bubbles?
6 to noon? Mine start at 4am and end at 9:30pm
My rooster was injured by his son. He's healing but his crow sounds like a horn from a car in the 1920's. I'm glad he's starting to crow again but will it go back to normal?
Thanks
Thank you for the video.
My standard Cochin, Elmer who is named after the glue, sounds like Elmer Fudd when he crows. Thinking I may have jinxed him. I can certainly tell his crow from everyone else’s!
People who cant stand roosters crowing just havent the capacity to appreciate mother natures beautiful creations...
That's quite simplistic. I love nature, but I live in a city and my neighbours have been raising chickens with no concern for people around them. Being woken up at 5 when I need sleep is not OK, and doesn't say anything about my appreciation of nature. It's OK to love chickens, but people need to respect neighbours.
I've seen chicken channels with people saying it's no big deal, not just you of course. Complainers won't always be right, but chicken owners aren't all considerate either.
Our rooster has many crowing sessions in the day, and in each sessions he crows very often. He crows for an eternity. He is a "huge couching" rooster. Why does he crow so often. When i sleep i wouldnt be startled, if he only crowed for one minute or something. But he crows for an eternity and very loud and not in a beautiful manner, but rather like a dying bird, although he is very healthy.
Is this normal?
I'd rather hear my neighbors roosters crow rather than their wild kids screaming n trespassing
I would like to see you trying to sleep to the sound of my neighbors 30 rooster's at night crowing All night and day long... Would love to see that.
@@TheMyRogil that's odd. My neighbor has over 20 roosters n they never crow at night.
I wonder how my flock of chickens will pan out this October..😮. Got 3 1yr old Leg Horn egg laying Hens. Introduced 4 speckeld sussex chick's 2hen 2 rooster n 3 Rhode Island red hens that are all 3 months old now. Seem to be all getting along. Until the Roosters grow up??
My hen crows sometimes.
She also lives in my house.
Why does my rooster crow so much when I’m feeding him and his girls treats ? I always try to give him the treats first so he can distribute . He’s in a section of our farm with 9 girls . I have a couple on the home side of the fence with 7 in a coop and 1 free range . Sonny our rooster is free range - any thoughts or ideas ? This is our first Roo . Thanks
Can the circadian rhythm be shifted and manipulated with artificial light at night and blackout cover for a couple extra hours in the morning. Anyone tried it? Also On a full moon mine go off at 2am till sunup.
My rooster crows and growls why does he growl ? He doesn't do it all the time just when I'm around????? Is he sick or does he just not like me im serious please i need to know whats going on with my rooster and he clucks like. Hen sometimes what the hecks going on with him????????
i have a rooster that had a loud crow but no longer. i can barely hear him standing outside in the pen with him. please help. My Rooster is crowing so softly now, and I don't know why. he is a black copper Moran. His comb is beautiful red, with no color loss at all. He is still eating and drinking as normal. His appearance looks great, his crowing went from a strong one to a very softly one you can barely hear now. I don't know what to do please help.
I've got roosters, however; they don't bother me because they are my friends and I sleep through the crows.😂
Our rooster has many crowing sessions in the day, and in each sessions he crows very often. He crows for an eternity. He is a "huge couching" rooster. Why does he crow so often. When i sleep i wouldnt be startled, if he only crowed for one minute or something. But he crows for an eternity and very loud and not in a beautiful manner, but rather like a dying bird, although he is very healthy.
Is this normal?
4 of my roosters crowed day and night between 6 am to 8pm, I don’t know why
How do you get chickens to stop crowing at every little noise you make in the house
Roosters were originally fire breathing dragons from Antarctica. Every morning they would breathe a new fire to stay warm in the harsh cold climate.
Eventually humans domesticated dragons in the 1800s and through selective breeding dragons became roosters. They can't breathe fire anymore but the habit remains as crowing.
Where's the "missing link?"...where dragons became roosters in Antarctica? That's a pretty big leap guy. What evidence do you have of that occurring
I hate that most cities dont allow Roosters cause of noise. Chickens in general can be loud - especially the egg song. It's pretty lame but I love my Rooster and his crow. I think chickens should be a right to all citizens - hens and cockerels. Funny thing about my rooster is I swear he will crow to summon me lmao. He is certainly a loved pet.
I have an almost 9 month blue Laced Red Wyandotte Rooster who has never yet crowed not one time,
Both my neighbors have 5 or 6 each that crow all day and night, mine has never crowed.
He's either broken ....
Or transitioning to a hen 😳
I have several videos of him on my channel if you need to see him.
Just wondering if you know why he never crows.
I have a 10 1/2 month old buff Orpington that has never crowed. Today he opened his month acted like he was crowing but not one sound. Never heard of this so totally confused
@@wendycollins6807 Still not a peep from mine as well, I have a new Roo, a 1 year old Blue Splash Cochin, BIG Fluffy boy, he has already taken charge of the ladies and doing as he should, my silent shy Blue Lace Red Wyandotte just hangs out and minds his own business, I may set up a separate coop with a couple hens later, a smaller group may help him find his voice. 😊
@@MDCF1565 mine is in with 3 ladies and he’s doing his duties but I’m worried because I live in the city. Technically not supposed to have him but one of my chicks from tsc ended up being a rooster so I traded for the buff and still ended up with a roo. Oh well, he’s huge and beautiful but I know I probably can’t keep him but I’m going to try lol
@@wendycollins6807 I've been through a few very loud Roos, I got lucky this round the Blue Laced Red Wyandotte doesn't crow at all yet, and my Blue Splash Cochin is a fairly quiet crower, both my neighbors have dozens of chickens probably about 20 Roosters between them, drove me crazy when I first moved here living between them, couldn't sleep a wink, kind of used to it now, I can hear their Roosters over mine.
Makes me wish I had kept the Roo I had at my old home just to mess with them, lol when he crowed he screamed like someone was getting murdered, first time he crowed I went running around the house looking to see who was getting killed,
@@MDCF1565 oh wow a crow like that would have scared me to death. I have some, well not so nice, neighbors and I know the second mine crows it’s over
I just thought I knew why a rooster crows! Very informative video! I don’t suppose there’s such a thing as a non crowing or quiet crowing rooster for a backyard flock?? Probably just wishful thinking…Lol!
Lol we all wish that was the case
I am gonna try to tame my rooster today
I have 4 roosters only. One crows day and night!
Definitely known boys that would crow at strange noises anytime of the night. One of mine will cut loose if the flock gets split up and he doesn't know where everybody is. Got a couple of hens that like to push dark and stay out later than the rest of the flock and they will go looking for them and crow to try calling them in. They do the same thing to me if I'm dragging my feet and haven't made it out soon enough to go visit with them in the morning.
Spoiled roosters, don't do it!! lol
My roster cant see.. what is the sulotion
Maybe try bells ?
crowing all night long as one is done, the next starts. My gut guess is too many roos.
Why is my 10 week old chicken digging a hole and laying in it?
Mine stop crowing 😢
I've got a rooster, Australorp, he won't shut up, he crows non stop day and night... 🤬
they crow when they see angeles
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My rooster crows all the time like 24 hours and my family members are annoyed and they want to kill him... But I don't want to kill it I don't how to convince them not to kill... 😭😭😭
Your family is being driven mad by your chicken hobby. I'm the same way. Maybe you should consider your family's sanity. Our neighbors have chickens that NEVER STOP and you cant concentrate and develop headaches from it. The only people who seem to enjoy it are the bird's owner. Seeing your picture with headphones speaks volumes. Some of us like peace.
Try a crow collar I don't like them but I'm in the same boat 🙃I have a 10 year old rooster and he screams at my boyfriend nonstop for hours anytime hes outside (he has acres to roam but will stand 5 feet away unless you chase him off then he gets all the other roos going) Its horrible on our relationship I totally understand why he wants to kill him🙁 so comprising is best.
@@billybbob18If a rooster crowing is driving your family insane. They got bigger issues than a rooster. They need to seek therapy as to why a noise drives them mad. It's not even that loud. Get out of here.
What about crowing quality as a sexual qualification for mates? Maybe girl roosters❤ would select the best cockadoodledoo from the surrounding area and get busy with that big bad bird.
Girl roosters? U mean chickens?
@@newt2120
Wouldn't that be a hen?
@@mrsticky005 damn u right, u got me
To me is very very annoying i have several neighbors w roosters and they are non stop any time 24 hours, must be something in the dammm food.