Is this little one a Roo?

[chickens really]

Its an Isa Brown hen...Not a Rooster...I had those last year and I would bet money it will lay an egg in a few months.
Not an Orpington.

 

[ChickenLover200]

Both are cockerels, and both are Orpingtons.

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[realsis]

Its an Isa Brown hen...Not a Rooster...I had those last year and I would bet money it will lay an egg in a few months.
Not an Orpington.

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[newchickshelp13]

If it is sex linked theres only like a 1% chance its male. I know this sounds crazy but female chicks crow. Its super hard to tell and you probably wont know intell they are full grown. I think there female and you dont have to worry

 

[CassieDelash]

Are their legs thicker than the others, and are they more aggressive?

 

[keesmom]

So TSC gave me Orpingtons instead of ISA Browns, huh?

TSC is notorious for not having a clue about what they are selling.

 

[keesmom]

Its an Isa Brown hen...Not a Rooster...I had those last year and I would bet money it will lay an egg in a few months.
Not an Orpington.

Isa Browns are reddish in color with yellow legs. The bird in question is solid buff with white legs. It is an Orpington. At just 8 weeks of age, with that much comb color AND crowing, it is also a cockerel.

 

[donrae]

Isa Browns are reddish in color with yellow legs. The bird in question is solid buff with white legs. It is an Orpington. At just 8 weeks of age, with that much comb color AND crowing, it is also a cockerel.

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[newchickshelp13]

Isa Browns are reddish in color with yellow legs. The bird in question is solid buff with white legs. It is an Orpington. At just 8 weeks of age, with that much comb color AND crowing, it is also a cockerel.

Female chicks also CROW at a young age. If you dont belive me, do some reasurch!!

 

[donrae]

Female chicks also CROW at a young age. If you dont belive me, do some reasurch!!

I personally have raised well over 250 chicks over the years. I have never had a pullet crow. I'm not saying it can't happen, but it's very rare. Regardless, the bird in question is male. He will crow because it's what male chickens do.