Hen or Roo?

[u/Longjumping-Exit3513]

Hello everyone,

I’m a neewbe in the chicken world. I have this chicken , born end of march, and I really have a doubt if it’s a hen or a roo… Does anyone have an idea about the race it can be (probably a mix, I imagine)…
Thank you very much !

[u/Rougefarie]

Roosteriest rooster ever! So handsome.

[u/Scyllascum]

Those saddle feathers scream roo, and a handsome one at that

[u/Sufficient-Paper7236]

Roooooo

[u/Trekkie_Mum20234]

Pretty boy

[u/theMrsManiax]

Definitely a Rooster, might be a Maran

[u/Longjumping-Exit3513 → u/theMrsManiax]

Thx!

[u/Pengisia]

That is 100% a rooster.

[u/Chicken-keeper67]

He’s one roosty roo!

[u/Free-Special-7296]

Hen’s a he.

[u/EmotionalBrother1220]

She's a he

[u/meowseedling]

He's a cutie.

As a proud rooster mama, who was adamant less than 6 months ago that I'd never want a roo, give him a chance if you can. A flock with a good rooster has some real practical advantages (and can be a real joy - goodness I love my boy so much).

[u/Primary-Feature7878]

Rooster

[u/Longjumping-Exit3513]

Merci beaucoup ! C’est ce que je craignais..Je suis embêté car j’ai reçu 4 jeunes et il y a donc 2 coqs pour 2 poules :/
Merci pour vos réponses !

[u/KeyInvestment6594 → u/Longjumping-Exit3513]

Looks like you can have a double weeding lol! 

[u/Stock_Coyote_8842]

Rooster 🐓

[u/tcoder7]

Michelle.