Common Question

[The Moonshiner]

Male.
Crowing is a real good clue it's a male.

 

[Candyjablonski]

Male.
Crowing is a real good clue it's a male.

I can’t have a rooster in the city limits. Good thing we are going to move to the country. Bummer I wanted a hen. Thank you

 

[featherhead007]

you will get a hen soon enough!

 

[Candyjablonski]

Male.
Crowing is a real good clue it's a male.

you will get a hen soon enough!

well I am thinking it’s still a hen. She looks like my friends and one of hers has also crowed until she got a rooster and she’s stopped. She’s dominant over the dogs and cats I guess I’ll wait and see if I get any eggs in the next few months or so. She’s a Wyandotte and still has some growing and feathers to put on if she’s a rooster thank you

 

[chrissynemetz]

@Candyjablonski sorry but that's a cockerel

 

[featherhead007]

This one looks like a rooster, but she's ALL hen!

 

[The Moonshiner]

This one looks like a rooster, but she's ALL hen!View attachment 1971410

I don't see anything rooster like about her.
Very typical brown leghorn hen.

 

[The Moonshiner]

@Candyjablonski sorry but that's a cockerel

Agree but even if it wasn't and you're not allowed roosters then I'm sure they wouldn't let you keep a crowing hen either.

 

[chrissynemetz]

@The Moonshiner good point

 

[Candyjablonski]

This one looks like a rooster, but she's ALL hen!View attachment 1971410

Wow she does! I have a friend who’s wynodotte hen looked like that! Hers also crowed until she got a roo and he didn’t like it. He’s the boss now over her hens and the hen doesn’t crow anymore.