4 weeks 3 days rooster crowing. Does that mean roo??

[Imammusa]

I recently hatch 4 silkies and they are 4 weeks 3 days today but I heard some some and went it to check and I saw one then crowing. He did it like 3 times and then stop. Does that mean I have a roo or a female can also do it

 

[LaurEliz]

I've never had a female chicken crow.

 

[Imammusa]

I've never had a female chicken crow.

So possibly roo

 

[berryncherry]

I recently hatch 4 silkies and they are 4 weeks 3 days today but I heard some some and went it to check and I saw one then crowing. He did it like 3 times and then stop. Does that mean I have a roo or a female can also do it

Dominant hens can occasionally crow, but it isn't common. Chances are, your chick is a cockerel. You could post some pictures to help us identify whether or not he/she is a cockerel.

 

[Cecisflock]

So possibly roo

I would say 100% a roo. Not just “possibly”.

 

[Imammusa]

I’ll get the pics in very soon

 

[Imammusa]

Dominant hens can occasionally crow, but it isn't common. Chances are, your chick is a cockerel. You could post some pictures to help us identify whether or not he/she is a cockerel.

Here are some pictures
As you can see he got a single comb and the comb is really growing

 

[berryncherry]

Yep, I'd guess it's a cockerel for now.

 

[Vacman]

But I do have 2 bantam Wyandottes who crow, and they are hens. My son was over and he couldn't believe they would do that, No other roosters anywhere nearby and by now, if they were going to be roosters, some indicators should have shown up.

 

[Cecisflock]

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Here are some pictures
As you can see he got a single comb and the comb is really growing

Boy. 100% sure. So sorry.