Who here can speak chicken? Lol

[Shadrach]

You could have a crowing hen. It isn't at all uncommon but the probability is one is a male.

 

[WingItRanch]

Definitely take a picture of your two "girls" and post them here. A female will crow on occasion but usually older hens. If these are only 3 months old, I'd be willing to bed one of them is a cockerel.

At 3 months, folks here should be able to confirm the sex for you.

 

[KoriAndBocboc]

It's possible Bocboc is a male. But she was supposed to be a girl

Might want to post pics because that is definitely one of them trying to crow.
At least one is a male.

Bocboc is white/black mottled and Chickie is brown

 

[FrostRanger]

Bocboc is definitely a cockerel. Large and especially red comb for his age, uneven pattern and crowing. As was said earlier, females can crow, but those are generally going to be older hens, not pullets

Chickie I am almost certain is a pullet as that pattern tends to be female specific

 

[WingItRanch]

Agreed. Looks like BocBoc is male and Chickie appears to be female.

I know you said they were both girls but chick sexing is not 100% accurate. Mixups happen sometimes.

 

[SilverBirds]

X3, Bocboc is a little cockerel and Chicke is a pullet.

 

[KoriAndBocboc]

I'm so sad for Bocboc to have to go back to coop life after being such a good house chicken I'm gonna miss him. I definitely can't keep a Rooster.
Thanks for your help guys. I appreciate it

 

[PrettyChicky25]

I have 2 bantom house chickens. They are 3 months old. Sometimes one of them makes this strange call and I don't know what they are trying to say. It only happens when I'm not in the room, and it's not very often.

https://recorder.google.com/56f7fec5-fbda-4141-a57d-6dc601e3f57c

What do you think?

Edit: They are both girls!

Bribe them with blueberries. That's what I do with my bantam after she lays her eggs and starts doing the egg song. I run to get her a couple blueberries and she's so excited about the berries that she stops screaming. I live in a condo and it works every time.

Also, they are probably making that noise because they are lonely. I realized that my chicken needs to be with me ALOT but if I let her work with me she is never loud.

 

[FrostRanger]

Bribe them with blueberries. That's what I do with my bantam after she lays her eggs and starts doing the egg song. I run to get her a couple blueberries and she's so excited about the berries that she stops screaming. I live in a condo and it works every time.

Also, they are probably making that noise because they are lonely. I realized that my chicken needs to be with me ALOT but if I let her work with me she is never loud.

Doing that can actually make them be loud more often as it rewards the behavior. While you can't train a chicken to be quiet you can certainly make them louder. Loneliness can absolutely cause a chicken to be distressed (hence why it's not advised to keep just one chicken, 2 will keep them from being too lonely but 3 or more is ideal) but some birds are just loudmouths and roosters especially are going to crow no matter what you do

 

[Etiene]

Can anyone understand what hens are saying? I’m am serious. Not a joke. I have had my first flock one hen who came up to me every morning and inform me what had happened all night. I now have one hen who holds a conversation with me occasionally.i just talk like they understand me. Do they? Thanks