Except that one in the U.K...Spoiler Alert:
Chickens cannot change sex’s. There’s no transgender chickens.![]()
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Except that one in the U.K...Spoiler Alert:
Chickens cannot change sex’s. There’s no transgender chickens.![]()
Technically it is possible, it has been researched as well. Not roosters laying eggs.... I think there was only 1 ever reportedSpoiler Alert:
Chickens cannot change sex’s. There’s no transgender chickens.![]()
Except that one in the U.K...
But in your case I’m pretty sure he’s a she.I've read about several cases of it happening...
“Only time will tell!”
I say take it for a drive and pretend to get lost, if it insists that you stop and ask for directions then you have a female.
If that doesn’t happen, pull over and act like you broke down, if it looks under the hood and pretends to know what’s wrong, you have a male.
If it just wants to sit there on the side of the road and smoke cigarettes and listen to K.D Lang on the radio, then this test was inconclusive.
I think it’s just the fact that it looks and acts like a rooster, I’d find it hard to think a female can become 100% male. The fertility is always gonna be deactivated when that change happens. And it is a permanent deactivationSigh...nope sorry.
If a hen has damage to her left ovary and it stops producing estrogen then there is nothing to keep the testosterone in balance. They can grow plumage like a Roo they can crow (some females do without hormonal imbalances..they just do) but a hen cannot produce sperm. They do not become male.
Heck I’ve seen bearded ladies with deep voices but it’s really a hormonal imbalance.
It’s a old wives tale...from long ago to explain why a hen would look like a rooster crow like a Rooster. We know better now what causes it and why & how it happens.