I have a weird looking rooster

[shaneensmith]

Wow....i learned something today!
http://www.scoopfromthecoop.com/tag/can-my-hen-become-a-rooster/

 

[Chickassan]

I'd still fiddle with her diet given the simple fact she looks nothing at ALL like a rooster.

 

[ShrekDawg]

I’ve seen some photos posted here...and dang!
some of these (transgender) girls really grow some amazing plumage it’s crazy

It really is crazy!!! Look like they could be different birds

That’s what I was trying to say. I’m just not good at wording things

It’s okay

 

[Rietta]

It looks like a pullet to me. I had a batch of 6 chicks last year, 5 of which were roosters. I had one EE that looked female until it crowed which happened later than the others. It was a funny looking slow developing roo. That one will probably lay eggs Keep us updated!

 

[Roger98]

Quick pictures I took to show Scruffy next to one of his sisters. He has pretty much identical feather pattern to her.

 

[OhZark Biddies]

Hmmm, with those additional pics, he just looks like a "hen feathered" male.

 

[OhZark Biddies]

Would you happen to know if there is a chance that part of his proud "mutt" heritage is a typically hen feathered breed such as Sebright or Campine?

 

[Redhead Rae]

I think the father might have been a gold laced Sebright, which is a hen-feathered breed.

 

[Roger98]

I think the father might have been a gold laced Sebright, which is a hen-feathered breed.

That's probably the only thing I know for fact, she never had any Sebrights.. :/ (My Aunt I mean, she's the one I got Scruffy from.)

 

[OhZark Biddies]

That's probably the only thing I know for fact, she never had any Sebrights.. :/ (My Aunt I mean, she's the one I got Scruffy from.)

lol, you're making this hard to wildly speculate properly!

In rewinding back to the beginning of this thread, I notice that 2nd rooster has rounded or hen feathered saddle feathers and sort of hen coloration... I wonder if he's partially hen feathered ... in which case there would be a chance that he will molt out to be hen feathered in his second year.