My 5 month old Leghorn hen is crowing like a rooster!!!!

[nuthatched]

I read that it has been recorded that sex changes can happen, something to do with internal organs. Makes sense since people and animals alike can be born with both sexes, but it is not real common. I'm still learning about this because my rooster just laid an egg I think. I will have to post pics, but I noticed he doesn't crow and he is much slimmer with higher tail, very different from the other 2 I got at the same time. Im questioning my whole existence right now! lol.

This is a 6 year old thread.

 

[NatJ]

my rooster just laid an egg I think. I will have to post pics, but I noticed he doesn't crow and he is much slimmer with higher tail, very different from the other 2 I got at the same time. Im questioning my whole existence right now! lol.

It works better to post a new thread for issues like that, rather than adding to someone else's thread.

It gets really confusing if one thread has several puzzling chickens belonging to different people.

 

[Chick-a-de]

I guess I was wrong! She acted like a rooster and looked like she was going to be one but no saddle or hackle feathers. She was always slimmer, walked tall with her tail up. I got bamboozled!

 

[Chick-a-de]

Didn't see this was old. No worries, I was wrong and she is a she, glad I didn't eat her

 

[SulkyBantam]

I read that it has been recorded that sex changes can happen, something to do with internal organs. Makes sense since people and animals alike can be born with both sexes, but it is not real common. I'm still learning about this because my rooster just laid an egg I think. I will have to post pics, but I noticed he doesn't crow and he is much slimmer with higher tail, very different from the other 2 I got at the same time. Im questioning my whole existence right now! lol.

You may want to start a new thread on this, this one is nearly 6 years old!

 

[ariri30]

This is a 6 year old thread.

Still funny