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Hen or roo? My two 10wk old polish chicks. One is frizzled.
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Are you caught in the feathered frenzy of deciding whether you have a hen or a rooster on your hands? Meet the adorable duo from u/curlygirl0002: two ten-week-old Polish chicks, one of which boasts a fabulously frizzled coat! As you navigate this clucky conundrum, it’s essential to look for signs that will help you distinguish between these charming chicks. Hens and roosters may have their similarities, but their behaviors and physical traits can offer plenty of clues. Whether you’re hoping for sweet egg-layers or a proud crowing companion, this delightful discussion is sure to unite fellow chicken enthusiasts and those just a tad apprehensive. Join in as we explore the whimsical world of Polish chicks together!

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