crowing pullet?

[chickenhappy1233]

so 4 months ago we got 2 new baby chicks to replace the loss of our rooster. we ended up with a bantam buff brahma and a BBred OEGB, the brahma named chet began crowing a month ago and is 100% a cockerel. my question is can a pullet crow? i have heard that they can to replace a rooster or from a hormone imbalance but never around a rooster. i believe i have accurately sexed them from 4 weeks old due to obvious cockerel and pullet signs. and finally, could chestnut the oegb be a cockerel?
thankyou

 

[aart]

my question is can a pullet crow?

Not likely.
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[chickenhappy1233]

thanks for the reply, computer wasnt working just posted pictures

 

[black_cat]

It's usually an older hen that starts crowing. I suspect that your brahma is the crower.

 

[NatJ]

my question is can a pullet crow?

Crowing hens are rare. Crowing pullets are even more rare.
If it's still fairly young, and it's crowing, you'll be safe to assume it's male.

4 months ago... BBred OEGB... could chestnut the oegb be a cockerel?

I cannot see the photos. They showed up while I was typing.
But "black breasted red" describes the male color, including a black breast. That shows up within the first month or two.
Females have a brown or "salmon" colored breast, not black.

Just saw the photos. The OEGB is a pullet (color, no pointy saddle feathers, comb way too small for a male of that breed and age.)

 

[aart]

1st pic looks like a female.
2nd pic looks to be male.

 

[black_cat]

I agree that the OEGB is definitely female.

 

[black_cat]

1st pic looks like a female.
2nd pic looks to be male.

Agreed.

 

[chickenhappy1233]

i would agree with black_cat but i watched him do it this morning and she followed him up with a crow every time

 

[chickenhappy1233]

ill try to get video soon