Is it normal for hens to have whiskers in their nether floof?

[nuthatched]

Hi, I noticed that 2 or 3 if my Plymouth rocks have whiskers in their floof on the back. They're not near the vent area, they're farther down. They're a good 2" longer than the floor, some have bad split ends. (Trim and condition, ladies!)
I've never seen this before in any chicken I had. (Maybe I didn't notice)
Thank you.

 

[RebelEgger]

I can’t answer your question but I love fluffy butts so I had to like your post.
I’ve never noticed butt whiskers on any of my girls!

 

[RubelliteRose]

I had to run out and double check my chickens, but yes, one of my olive eggers has whiskers.

 

[MysteryChicken]

All the chickens I've ever had always have these hairs.
Location of these hairs are Abdomen(Where the butt fluff is), wings, breasts, thighs, & back.

It's more noticeable when plucking a bird.

 

[nuthatched]

I can’t answer your question but I love fluffy butts so I had to like your post.
I’ve never noticed butt whiskers on any of my girls!

90% of my chicken pictures are from the back...I could make a calender. I bet I could market those, now that I think about it...

All the chickens I've ever had always have these hairs.
Location of these hairs are Abdomen(Where the butt fluff is), wings, breasts, thighs, & back.

It's more noticeable when plucking a bird.

We always skinned our chickens, so no plucking necessary.
Thanks for your information ! :]