Yodel to your chickens?

You know you want to sing along...

I played this video and my rooster came outside my window and started singing along.

Then again, they are use to being yodeled to...

I only have "girls" and when I sing outside the house they come running from where ever they happen to be foraging because they think I am going to give them their daily fix of dried mealworms.  My ducks seem to prefer James Taylor tunes but they all head for the coop as if it were time for bed.

I have a tragic tale to tell!
Decades ago a friend of mine, (a student at the time), lived in a farm house which had chickens and a rooster called Roger. Phil, (my friend), started crowing to Roger, who would fly to the top of a post and reply. The time I witnessed the routine was 10pm and pitch black. Phil stepped outside and started crowing. We could here a thump as Roger leapt off his perch then a rustle, rustle and flap, flap as he flew up onto his post from where he crowed back to Phil. The two of them crowed back and forth for a few minutes until Phil had had enough. The tragedy was that Phil had to leave for the Summer holidays. Roger was ok for a few days but them took to a nest box and moped until he died!! I kid you not!! He couldn't face life without an opponent.
So...I guess the moral of the story is, that if you're going to start crowing to your resident rooster...don't stop!!

It's being ages since I heard this.

Can't wait to try it out on the current chickens.

I'm not sure if my neighbors are enjoying chicken yodeling, but I sure know that I am!

Tried it with the new chickens.  My rooster thought I was in distress and attacked the gadget.

Honestly, permies is the ecceletically wierdest community I've ever encountered...

Nicole Alderman wrote:You know you want to sing along...

I simply can't let this thread continue without posting this one: