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The easiest way to tell if a chicken is a hen or a rooster is for the hen to lay eggs and the rooster not to lay eggs. Another is that the rooster has a cockscomb, and the feathers all over the body are more colorful.

The easiest way to do this is to see if the crown is big and the elbow on his paws. The body shape of the rooster is also different from the hen, the rooster is longer and the hen is rounder. The hair of a rooster is not the same color as the hair of a hen.

There is a rooster with a cockscomb, and a hen without a cockscomb, which is very easy to identify, and generally the rooster and hen can be seen at a glance together.

When I was a child, it was difficult to judge, generally the rooster has a sharp mouth, the hen has a pouty mouth, and it is easier to identify when it is large, the rooster tube is large, and the hen is small.

The difference between a rooster and a hen can be distinguished by factors such as the rooster's cry and the appearance of the chicken, specifically:

1. The easiest thing is to look at the cockscomb.

The's comb is large and bright red, and the hen's comb is smaller and somewhat crimson.

2. It can also be called by sound. The rooster will crow, and the hen will only "coo".

3. In terms of stature, the rooster is taller, the hen is smaller, and slightly fatter than the rooster.

4. The rooster's eyes are round and fast, while the hen's head is small and the eyes are oval.

1. Look at the chicken mouth: the tip of the shorter chicken is thinner, the mouth on both sides is getting narrower and narrower, and it will not form a hard bump, and the chicken that is more than a year old will form a hard bump.

2. Look at the foot pad: the feet of the underage chicken are thin and soft, and the adult chicken pad is thick and hard, rough and dark.

3. Look at the crutches: The older the chicken, the longer, harder and rougher the crutches.

To judge whether a chicken is a rooster and a hen, you can look at the sideburns on the top of his head, or you can see whether he is strong or gentle when he grows up.

Look at the cockscomb: The big one is the rooster!

You can see it from the comb of the chicken, and you can also see it from the tail of the chicken.

The rooster is a lot prettier overall.

The cockscomb of the rooster is comparatively higher.

1. Feathers: If it is a chicken with hair, it is easy to distinguish whether it is a hen or not, and then look at the feathers that are thick, smooth and have less miscellaneous hairs is a good old hen.

2. Cockscomb: The cockscomb is large and soft to the touch, and the ruddy color is a good old hen.

3. Eyes: If it is a live chicken, see if the eyes of the hen are bright, and the eyes of healthy chickens are bright.

4. Claws: Because the stove is long when growing, the old hen's foot skin is thick and rough, the claws are also very sharp, the meat pads on the soles of the feet are thick, and there is a small protrusion on the four claws, which is the old hen.

5. **:** Smooth, blue and slightly yellow, no blood spots or scars are healthy old hens.

1. Look at the appearance: Genji's little rooster is larger, with a large head, round eyes, more prominent eyeballs, thick feet, long and pointed hook-like mouth, spirit, and "backbone" in the hand, while the little hen has a smaller head, lighter body, oval eyes, short and round mouth, short neck and short legs, and thin feet, if the crown of the chick begins to germinate, the crown is thick and larger, mostly roosters, and the crown is thin and small, it may be a hen;

2. Look at the feathers: according to the growth of feathers, especially wing feathers and tail feathers, the male and female are judged to be ungreen, and the chicks are replaced with new feathers.

3. Look at the bones: generally compared after 10 days of hatching of the chicks, where the body is longer, heavier, the legs are higher, the shin is thick and long, and the length of the second toe and the fourth toe is different, it can be concluded that it is a rooster, on the contrary, the body is lighter and the legs are shorter

1. Look at the appearance: the small rooster is larger, the head is large, the eyes are round, the eyeballs are more prominent, the feet are thick, the mouth is long and the tip is hooked, there is spirit, there is a "backbone" in the hand, the little hen has a smaller head, a lighter body, oval eyes, a short and round mouth, a short neck and short legs, and a thin foot with a thin leg, if the crown of the chick begins to germinate, the crown is thick and larger, mostly roosters, and the crown is thin and smaller, it may be a tape measure hen;

2. Look at the feathers: according to the growth of feathers, especially wing feathers and tail feathers, the male and female are judged, and the chicks are replaced with new feathers.

3. Look at the bones: generally compared after 10 days of hatching of the chicks, where the body is longer, heavier, the legs are higher, the shin is thick and long, and the length of the second toe and the fourth toe is different, it can be concluded that it is a rooster, on the contrary, the body is lighter and the legs are shorter