Is my chick a rooster

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My chick is only 10 days old but is making a weird noise like a rooster. Can you tell me if she is a he. The feathers tell me it’s a girl. Can you confirm
 

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My chick is only 10 days old but is making a weird noise like a rooster. Can you tell me if she is a he. The feathers tell me it’s a girl. Can you confirm
Way too young too tell. Wing sexing does not always work either. The noise is not crowing, that chick is too young.
 
It's too early to tell; you'll need to wait a few weeks to have a better idea. Feather sexing is not entirely reliable and works better for chicks younger than yours. Chicks that young don't crow. Enjoy them while they are little!
 
It's too early to tell; you'll need to wait a few weeks to have a better idea. Feather sexing is not entirely reliable and works better for chicks younger than yours. Chicks that young don't crow. Enjoy them while they are little!
But she’s making a funny noise. I have a video but I’m not sure how to post it.
 
Some of my chicks start crowing as early as 3 weeks of age.
One of my pullets crow, but I think that's because she's part RJF hybrid. She's also mixed with silkie.

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She's behind the silver one. Both are pullets.

My blue Partridge Silkie is a cockerel, & started crowing at 2 1/2 weeks old. Now has an enlarged comb at 4 weeks old.
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My chick is only 10 days old but is making a weird noise like a rooster. Can you tell me if she is a he. The feathers tell me it’s a girl. Can you confirm
Too young to tell. Feather sexing only works for a small number of birds specifically bed for that trait by using a fast feathering male over a slow feathering female. And then it only works for 1-2 day olds.
 
The noise may be him/her trying to cluck. My chicks have been using an adult sounding chirp as a warning call!
No idea though!
 

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