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How long will it take for a chicken to become a hen or a rooster?
How long will it take for a chicken to become a hen or a rooster?
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Pullets (female chicks) and Cockerels (male chicks) are called "Hens" and "Cocks"/"Roosters" when they turn one year old.
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