Hen chick crowing??

[Birdybathtime]

Ok so I have 3 chicks who are all supposed to be hens, they are 14 weeks old so a lil over 3 months. And one is trying to crow. She only did it like twice this morning and has showed no other sign of being a roo (longer feathers, small spurs, larger crown, larger size, etc) it’s a bantam Cochin so that might be why but even cochin roos have longer feathers and distinct differences yet she looks exactly like my other Cochin chick. Do female chicks this young try to crow? Cause I know hens will sometimes crow but I didn’t think this young. Idk but I just want some advice on chick behavior on this I guess. Thx for the help!
Mottled is the crower, black is the other Cochin

 

[Tookie]

Looks like a pullet to me in those pictures. What a cutie!
Could possibly be a late developing cockerel though.

 

[akitafriendakita]

You probably have a rooster and whoever sold it was confused because of how small his comb/waddles are right now. It's possible for hens to crow though, just rare. Seems even rarer at that age too, most crowing hens I've seen were adult hens and not chicks.

 

[Birdybathtime]

You probably have a rooster and whoever sold it was confused because of how small his comb/waddles are right now. It's possible for hens to crow though, just rare. Seems even rarer at that age too, most crowing hens I've seen were adult hens and not chicks.

I got all of them as day old chicks so all of them were sexed before I got them, that’s the main reason why I’m so confused lol

 

[SilverBirds]

Vent sexing is only mostly accurate.
Right now it appears to be an early blooming pullet, but could be a late cockerel. Post some more pictures in a few weeks.

 

[SourRoses]

That bright pink comb at 3 months old just screams "cockerel" to me. Sorry.

 

[Allsfairinloveandbugs]

Looks more like a 14-week-old pullet to me, but if it's trying to crow at that age, I'd bet good money it's a cockerel.

 

[Birdybathtime]

Some more pictures of the chicken in question, the tail feathers seem to give it away, I’m just gonna hope that I’m lucky and that it’s still a pullet, but that would be a lot of luck. Hopefully it’s the only one out of the three of them, gonna go look at rooster collars I guess lol
And the funniest thing is, is that this chick is probably the nicest and most attention seeking out of the three lol

 

[Tookie]

Some more pictures of the chicken in question, the tail feathers seem to give it away, I’m just gonna hope that I’m lucky and that it’s still a pullet, but that would be a lot of luck. Hopefully it’s the only one out of the three of them, gonna go look at rooster collars I guess lol
And the funniest thing is, is that this chick is probably the nicest and most attention seeking out of the three lol

Still looks like a pullet there, I don't see any male specific feathering, which should've came in by now.
I suggest not using rooster collars, it can kill them.

 

[Birdybathtime]

Still looks like a pullet there, I don't see any male specific feathering, which should've came in by now.
I suggest not using rooster collars, it can kill them.

I’ve had luck with rooster collars in the past, never put them on too tight and made sure it couldn’t get caught on anything, and my last roo had long enough feathers that it was covered up to where it couldn’t get caught on anything. But if this lil one is a roo I’ll probably check out more options! Thx!