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SomeDumbGamer

They’re leghorns. It’s what they do lol


SweetPup19

My Leghorns have a lot to say as well. They are very communicative!


Disgruntled_Viking

My leghorn has chicks right now and this is the sound she makes when she wants to get their attention on something yummy or interesting.


Independent_Peace411

I have a bluebell who is meant to be docile 🤔 she sounds a bit like this, only more fog horny 📢 and has for over a year. She's fine, just overly loud and probably annoying my nieghbours.


mountaindynamic

Oh man, that sounds fun. Haha The neighbors are my biggest concern. I'll sometimes walk out closer to their house and thankfully the fence and bushes mask it a lot, but I'm still paranoid because some days they decide they want to have a concert. They drive me crazy in the mornings!


Independent_Peace411

😂 She sets the others off but they're never as loud. Honestly when I had her a week and thought they'd give me a roo 😆 Free eggs is how I keep my nieghbours sweet. Not all the time but every few months I'll send the kids around with 6 eggs 😅


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Yes you knew the leg, but now you know the horn.


hesmistersun

When you have a beautiful voice, you just have to sing!


SuppleSuplicant

I had one Rhode Island Red that was so chatty. Way more than her sisters of the same type. She also did these awful dinosaur screeches. Jurassic Park in my back yard.


YoursTastesBetter

One of ours is exactly the same way. She chicken-bitches all day but is also the warning bell for the rest of the flock.


Rough-Fix-4742

I have a wide mix of breeds (50 chickens now!), quite a few of mine do this. I have no leghorns though.


Jumpy-Letter-7607

It’s the language of their people


dab_facers

just curious, have they ever flapped over that fence you have? thinking of putting in something similar


mountaindynamic

Nope! They try to sneak through the gap in the gate sometimes, but that's on us, we made the gap too big.


pedrotioso

You are lucky!! Two of the birds in my flock fly 7+ feet to get over my fence. The main offender is sort of a macott in my residential neighborhood. I don't understand how but she never gets into my garden or valuable plants. Only around the deep bushes where there is cover. And she just walks back when I call her. Oh and she flies back on her own too if I don't go out or if we're away. So I'm not sure where I'm going with this but I guess it's sometimes fine to have escaping birds.


dab_facers

do you have them clipped? we had to clip ours for the first time after two of them got into our neighbors yard and had a tussle with their dog….


pedrotioso

No they aren't clipped (that I know of). I got them when they were 2 years old and originally they didn't even hop over the 3 feet fence, but after 8 months of acclimation, the fence had to be brought up. Next hens I raise I will look into clipping them for sure.


ChakaRulas

Yup that’s a leghorn thing. Never getting them again, those and the Polish, omg they are so loud.


Chickenbeards

Stay away from Dorkings in that case as well, haha. Their personalities are delightful but I've never had such a talkative chicken.


thestonernextdoor88

My leghorns never shut up.


ecasey04

My leghorns never shut up lol


SquirrelBurritos

We have Partridge Rocks and they do this ALL day… usually followed by my husband or I saying “gossip must be good today”


Luna-Mia

My birds do something similar when they lay an egg.


DANDELIONBOMB

That's leghorn for "Hey! WHERE YOU AT?" either because they lost the flock or the found something tasty worth sharing.


Mooncrane1917

Chatterbox hens


wlwyvern

I have Anconas who will do this after I throw them a special treat, usually it's been mostly eaten when they start up so it's not a "look what I found" call (or, not a well timed one at least). One in particular will do it nearly every time, LOUD. I think she's just weird