How to tell the male and female of a chicken?

1. Within a few hours after the chick hatches, it can't be more than one day. When the chicken can stand up by itself after breaking its shell, hold the chicken in your hand and fix it.

Gently press the chicken's anus with your fingers, gently open it, and then illuminate it with strong light. If you can see a small protrusion in the shape of a grain of rice, it is a rooster; if there is no protrusion, it is a hen.

There are two layers of feathers on the hen's wings, the lower layer is long and the upper layer is short.

The upper and lower layers of feathers on the cock's wings are the same length.

4. Lift the chicken feet to make the chicken stand upside down, and then observe how the chicken's head is turned over. If the chicken's head pats its wings, it is that the hen is weak; If the chicken's head is hooked up, it is mostly the cock flapping its wings and struggling upwards.

Hens change their hair earlier than roosters, and their feathers will grow faster. There are some yellow fine lines on the neck and brown diamond spots on the chest, while the cock's feathers will grow slowly, mixed with some red stripes.

6. The hen's reaction is relatively slow. When walking, your feet cross and you squat slightly when defecating. The rooster walks steadily, walks in a straight line, and does not squat when defecating.