No, male/female is direct and to the point.It's the better way is what you meant to say.
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Rooster/Cockerel is more direct because those are only used to refer to male chickens. Hen/Pullet is more direct because those are only used to refer to female chickens.
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While the same can be said for male/female, pullet/cockerel usually refers to pre-bredding age. I think, in this case, male/female is better terminology.Rooster/Cockerel is more direct because those are only used to refer to male chickens. Hen/Pullet is more direct because those are only used to refer to female chickens.
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You don't have to ask on a forum.
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OkRooster/Cockerel is more direct because those are only used to refer to male chickens. Hen/Pullet is more direct because those are only used to refer to female chickens.
Oh, and I didn't ask
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