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The white one I'm sure is a hen. But the Grey silkie I feel is a roo. Could I be wrong?
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Welcome to the delightful world of chicken identification! Today, we have a cluck-tastic inquiry from u/Londonton1, who is trying to decipher the gender of their feathered friends. They’re confident that the white chicken is a hen, but there’s a bit of uncertainty swirling around the grey silkie, which they suspect might be a rooster. Could they be mistaken? This is a common conundrum for chicken enthusiasts, as identifying gender can be as tricky as catching a chicken in the yard! Fear not—let’s dive into the whimsical world of chicken characteristics and behaviors to help unravel this feathery mystery. Join the conversation and share your insights, because together we can navigate the wonderful quirks of our beloved poultry pals!

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