Are roosters the only ones that get on a female hens back? Or do hens do it, too?

I have 2 roosters :( sadly i will have to get rid of them. But i was hoping that i can keep one of them. I really wanted chicks. But the chickens that i found out were roos, those two were the ones that got on top of my pullets. So thanks guys for helping me with these new chickens. :)
 
None of my chickens have ever mounted one another but my ducks do and they're all female! I believe they may do it if a cockerel isn't around - but you have so i'm not sure if this applies - it does look more like a hen to me than a cockerel. It's interesting to find out. I was given 3 'hens' and one turned out to be my the best cockerel of all time.
 
I have only hens and I have seen some of the more dominant hens mount the lower ranked hens. I'm not sure what the reasoning is behind it, but yes, I have definitely seen hens mount other hens.
 
I have 2 roosters
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sadly i will have to get rid of them. But i was hoping that i can keep one of them. I really wanted chicks. But the chickens that i found out were roos, those two were the ones that got on top of my pullets. So thanks guys for helping me with these new chickens.
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Hon, you've got at least three roosters, sorry.
 
Thanks for your help everyone at byc and thanks donrae for helping me discover the new chickens i hope that i have 3 roo. I dont know why though i huess i just want to get these ones a new home because all of those chickens are mean, not only to me but to my other chickens. We just got these new chickens not even 2 months ago. I love the sound of them but man the two i recently found out were roos they sound like they are competing to see who's going to keep crowing without stoping its insane. ;) But hilarious . :) thanks everyone for posting . :) ill try to keep updating on what going on
 

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