Thanks for the vid! I play this video for the hens to hear when I have an eggbound hen to get them going, it works. (Along with the regular treatment for eggboundness)
My brother has chickens and they do this egg song almost every morning in the summertime, and he HATES it. He has a bad headache rn because he’s sick and like the loving little sister I am, I played this for him which made his headache worse🥰
@@PaulAngileriLITERALLY. i had one of my gorgeous naked necks go missing (we thought a predator got to her) until we found her hiding underneath a tarp by our newly planted bush with a bunch of eggs and baby chicks
@@bruuhbruuh8122 get more nesting boxes, and train them to use all of them (very difficult to do and time-consuming). They do this because: - Some other hen has taken their favourite nesting box - She cannot find any more nesting boxes - She has had a bit of trouble laying her egg (before and/or after laying)
My babies have just started laying, it isn't everyday yet, I haven't heard them do this and I can't wait until I'm finally there for it. Thank you for this awesome video!
That’s what one of mine sounds like! I thought she was a rooster too because her comb and wattle are bright red like this one! Maybe she really is a hen!
I thought that was simply "clucking" and all chickens did it regardless of gender. Didn't know it has an actual name like "egg song" Learned something new.
sometimes a rooster, if there is one in the flock, will join in. I had one that did that when his mom would lay, and then afterwards, he'd let out a cock-a-doodle-doo. lol.
@@sonofhibbs4425 chickens are very affectionate towards their baby chicks, even roosters protect the chicks from predators and feed them, battery and barn hens only move towards cannibalism because of the horribly confined living conditions, on the other hand I've seen male cats killing their baby kittens, I wouldn't kill any animal for any reason but I really disliked them after seeing that.
No,no,no. Screw that noise. Chickens evolved from velociraptors. If the tables were turned, they wouldn't hesitate. I think for everyone I eat. I save a human life.
Cool video. I have 3 chickens right now and one rooster! 2 hens. How old is your chicken is this video? And how long does it take for them to stop tweeting and start sounding like this chicken does?
So that's what that sound means. I've been woken up at 5am every day because of that noise from my neighbours yard. I got so irritated and angry this morning that i almost decided their death day was today but i was curious of what their screaming meant b4 i send them to chicken heaven. Thank God for this video they may live to see another day.
Leave other peoplrs chickens alone they arent hurting you, so mean and cruel that you think of doing that to someone elses pet or animal. You are a terrible human being
I’m sending this to a lady I know who’s trying to sneak some chickens in to her backyard. She has a house in a neighborhood with an HOA that doesn’t allow poultry and she’s never had chickens before.. She says she won’t get caught if she doesn’t get a rooster 😂 Nah, hon, hens can be crazy loud!
Fun fact: the "egg song" is a instinct of chickens to lure predators away from the newly hatched egg. She will make a racket and walk away from the nest.
@@lauranickerson09 like today this morning before I went to school (cause my mom and dad are at work so I go out in the morning) and one was in the nesting box and just all a sudden she started making it. Then all the others joined in. And we’ve never heard this before.
Oh she did! Twelve boxes, actually. But they liked coming around to the storage part of the coop while free ranging to find dropped food and I gues she liked the spot!
My hens like to lay eggs wherever they like. I'm happy when they lay in the coop because those are easy to find, but my girls sometimes make nests in odd places that strike their fancy. I was worried that Josie, my Golden Comet, was eggbound because she hadn't laid in ages. Then one day, I saw her duck into my neighbor's backyard, so I followed her...and there, in a 4-inch-wide space between two fences, ten feet from the opening, there was a leaf-and-grass nest with ELEVEN JOSIE EGGS in it! I don't know how that little minx managed to squeeze all the way back there. It was way too tight a space for her--but she took a liking to it, and enjoyed laying back there at least eleven times. If my neighbor's fence was wood instead of wire mesh, I never would have thought to look there.
That's so cute how she decided to make her nest in a bag of all places.
So the stereotypical chicken sound is the "song" she "sings" after laying an egg.
Thanks for the vid! I play this video for the hens to hear when I have an eggbound hen to get them going, it works. (Along with the regular treatment for eggboundness)
I may like eating chicken and I have pet chickens but I would never eat them. They are literally my best friends.
Same!
Same!
Bro same I would eat other chickens then the chickens I see
Thats like having a human friend that you're making an exception for not eating them
I love chicken's too.
That chicken is ready! Wow! A loud chicken too. Nice video.
Sounds like my girl! The other birds all joined in too!
They do this sound every time after laying an egg. Its natural.
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@@sarathiakash3560 um 7? why are we counting
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My brother has chickens and they do this egg song almost every morning in the summertime, and he HATES it. He has a bad headache rn because he’s sick and like the loving little sister I am, I played this for him which made his headache worse🥰
LMFAOO
ye, that's a loving sister alright XD
The song is titled
"Go tell it on a mountain that I laid an egg "
I play this for my hens and they all go insane 😂
My barred rock was doing this the other night.. homegirl where’s my damn eggs
Girl same mine has been clucking and no farm fresh butt nuggets lol
Maybe she's hiding them.
@@trucid2If she’s broody she will. They’re good at finding hiding spots you’d never expect.
@@PaulAngileriLITERALLY. i had one of my gorgeous naked necks go missing (we thought a predator got to her) until we found her hiding underneath a tarp by our newly planted bush with a bunch of eggs and baby chicks
@@hoshinopachi Our story is very similar. We had scoured our yard and she was in the one place we kept saying “naw, no way…”
When you and every neighbour have chickens, this becomes a common occurrence haha
This is what I have to hear every goddamn day.
Anyway to stop this?
@@bruuhbruuh8122 off with her head
@@bruuhbruuh8122 not raising chickens
@@bruuhbruuh8122 eat them
@@bruuhbruuh8122 get more nesting boxes, and train them to use all of them (very difficult to do and time-consuming).
They do this because:
- Some other hen has taken their favourite nesting box
- She cannot find any more nesting boxes
- She has had a bit of trouble laying her egg (before and/or after laying)
My babies have just started laying, it isn't everyday yet, I haven't heard them do this and I can't wait until I'm finally there for it. Thank you for this awesome video!
I love her sounds!!
That’s what one of mine sounds like! I thought she was a rooster too because her comb and wattle are bright red like this one! Maybe she really is a hen!
I thought that was simply "clucking" and all chickens did it regardless of gender. Didn't know it has an actual name like "egg song"
Learned something new.
She's letting rooster know she is laying/laid en egg
sometimes a rooster, if there is one in the flock, will join in. I had one that did that when his mom would lay, and then afterwards, he'd let out a cock-a-doodle-doo. lol.
i remember back in philly we was keeping chickens on the low good times 😂😂
The way she slowly emerges from the feed bag
See me imitating a rooster
I am eating a egg right now..... Lol
I just heard the song by richie cavna and i cant unhear it 😂😂
Same! I have chickens and I can't eat them they are my friends
I love when they sing their egg song. She seems so excited! ☺♥🥚
Heh..... anyone else find this after finding the egg song😆 gosh darn that was eggcellent. Makes you wonder doesn't it
IT'S SO CUTE!!
Are we eating these wonderful creatures? We are the worst animal on the planet.
Just think...if we weren't at the top of the food chain, there would be things out there eating us, so that's how I like to think of it!
Chickens can be quite vicious themselves. Ripping apart baby mice and such.
@@sonofhibbs4425 chickens are very affectionate towards their baby chicks, even roosters protect the chicks from predators and feed them, battery and barn hens only move towards cannibalism because of the horribly confined living conditions, on the other hand I've seen male cats killing their baby kittens, I wouldn't kill any animal for any reason but I really disliked them after seeing that.
No,no,no. Screw that noise. Chickens evolved from velociraptors. If the tables were turned, they wouldn't hesitate. I think for everyone I eat. I save a human life.
Think of the children.
Cool video. I have 3 chickens right now and one rooster! 2 hens. How old is your chicken is this video? And how long does it take for them to stop tweeting and start sounding like this chicken does?
When they are about 13 weeks old they start to make a chicken sound
So that's what that sound means. I've been woken up at 5am every day because of that noise from my neighbours yard. I got so irritated and angry this morning that i almost decided their death day was today but i was curious of what their screaming meant b4 i send them to chicken heaven. Thank God for this video they may live to see another day.
Leave other peoplrs chickens alone they arent hurting you, so mean and cruel that you think of doing that to someone elses pet or animal. You are a terrible human being
Lemme tell ya if i was your neighbor you wouldnt be within 10 feet of my girls I would make sure of it any way i had to!
She is so cute ❤️ Whats her name?
My chicken sound exactly like that
I’m sending this to a lady I know who’s trying to sneak some chickens in to her backyard. She has a house in a neighborhood with an HOA that doesn’t allow poultry and she’s never had chickens before.. She says she won’t get caught if she doesn’t get a rooster 😂 Nah, hon, hens can be crazy loud!
Oh yeah, they can be heckin loud. Tell her to get female ducks instead. Just kidding. Don’t do that. They’re so much worse. 😅
What my neighbour’s chickens sound like at 7am when I’m still trying to sleep🤓🔫
Fun fact: the "egg song" is a instinct of chickens to lure predators away from the newly hatched egg. She will make a racket and walk away from the nest.
Okay good I heard one of my girls do this for about 5-10 min and was a ltttle worried I heard someone mention a egg song but she hadn’t lad yet
Aww. so cute, I miss my chickens.
Nice chicken song
Cute bag nest! :)
Heard about egg songs from NPR today. For some reason I thought egg songs would sounds prettier lol,
TAHTS my gurl
Love golden comet hens
I love egg thanks
so cool
banger
Chicken
Amazing. Keep it up
Wow I like it👍
I love chick's
I thought it was gonna be a remix=_=
When we hear this noise, is it bad?
Not usually! Typically means they laid an egg or are sounding an alarm to the others for something they see.
@@lauranickerson09 like today this morning before I went to school (cause my mom and dad are at work so I go out in the morning) and one was in the nesting box and just all a sudden she started making it. Then all the others joined in. And we’ve never heard this before.
Gogogogo puxi gogogo
I like hen the eggs
PRETTY HEN
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1:48 face chicken
Egg lay song
Nalla pinjchikkoliya eruntha potunga bro
thats funny
The hell shes in a sack😂 does she not have a nest box
Oh she did! Twelve boxes, actually. But they liked coming around to the storage part of the coop while free ranging to find dropped food and I gues she liked the spot!
My hens like to lay eggs wherever they like. I'm happy when they lay in the coop because those are easy to find, but my girls sometimes make nests in odd places that strike their fancy. I was worried that Josie, my Golden Comet, was eggbound because she hadn't laid in ages. Then one day, I saw her duck into my neighbor's backyard, so I followed her...and there, in a 4-inch-wide space between two fences, ten feet from the opening, there was a leaf-and-grass nest with ELEVEN JOSIE EGGS in it! I don't know how that little minx managed to squeeze all the way back there. It was way too tight a space for her--but she took a liking to it, and enjoyed laying back there at least eleven times. If my neighbor's fence was wood instead of wire mesh, I never would have thought to look there.
@@lauranickerson09 She's a sweetheart! Is she a Golden Comet? Mine likes to find the occasional odd spot to lay on the sly.
Hallo
hahaha
😂😂😂😂
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That chicken doesn’t work taken care of it’s in a big coop of plastic bags and it’s going to suffocating
My rooster has been laying eggs. He identifies as a she. It prefers zim/zer pronouns.
Tell zim that i'm proud of them.
Did you get yours from Tractor Supply? I got a hen there and she wants to identify as a rooster and made me buy her strap on spurs. Wonky.🐔
Is that a Rhode Island Red?
this is alert song : I made a egg.But something is trying to steal from me.
My mama bird sang along to yours I've never heard her make noise before!
Hey fren, can I has your flower