Is this a hen or a roo?

[tregibbs]

Everyone has been really great and helpful - THANK YOU! It appears that roughly 99% say “Pullet” so I couldn’t be happier.

 

[WonkierZulu]

Everyone has been really great and helpful - THANK YOU! It appears that roughly 90% say “Pullet” so I couldn’t be happier.

Let us know when it lays or let's out the dreaded crow

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Let us know when it lays or let's out the dreaded crow

she'll lay.

 

[The Moonshiner]

It's non binary and gender fluid

 

[tregibbs]

Let us know when it lays or let's out the dreaded crow

I have a crowing hen already, SueAnn. I hope I don’t get another one....

 

[Painted Calls]

I have a crowing hen already, SueAnn. I hope I don’t get another one....

Does yours sound like a dying Water Buffalo when she crows? Mine does.

 

[The Moonshiner]

Everyone has been really great and helpful - THANK YOU! It appears that roughly 90% say “Pullet” so I couldn’t be happier.

BYC sexing must be like vent sexing and have a 90% accuracy rate.

 

[tregibbs]

Does yours sound like a dying Water Buffalo when she crows? Mine does.

Totally... lol

 

[Aapomp831]

The black and white one is Elmo, definitely a boy, in his new home. He’s a gorgeous guy.. hoping his sibling “Rocco” (or maybe Raquel?), the very first pic I posted, is a pullet.

Oh ok so the second roo isn’t your problem…: nice

 

[tregibbs]

Oh ok so the second roo isn’t your problem…: nice

Correct! That’s Elmo. We found a great home for him.. and he was/is without a doubt a cockerel. He started exhibiting male behavior pretty quickly. It was while we were looking for a home for Rocco that I thought, “wait a minute... I think Rocco may be a girl.” Which led me to this great forum.