Is this sound normal for a pullet?

[BackyardOasis]

Hey there!
I’ve been told Mable is a sexlink pullet, about 10-12 weeks old, but she’s been making this sound the past couple days. Is she really a pullet? I’ve heard some hens crow but not until they’re older. What does everyone think?

PS I hope the link works

 

[SilverBirds]

Mable is a RIR cockerel.

 

[sybonbon]

Hey there!
I’ve been told Mable is a sexlink pullet, about 10-12 weeks old, but she’s been making this sound the past couple days. Is she really a pullet? I’ve heard some hens crow but not until they’re older. What does everyone think?

PS I hope the link works

I hear a cockerel. Can you show a closer photo? Especially the back, tail and neck.

 

[HollowOfWisps]

Can you get a good picture of its entire body from the side. At 10 weeks that looks like a lot of comb to see from a blurry (at least on my end) video. I think you may have ended up with RIR cockerel mixed in.

 

[Muser]

That is a crowing rooster it seems. His slightly pointy tail feathers are making me think this in addition to the crowing. I can't see if it has saddle feathers or not to determine if it is a roo 100%

 

[GlicksChicks]

That sounds exactly like the cockerels I have right now. One of them actually made that same pitch of crow right before I played this video.
It also appears to be a RIR.

 

[BackyardOasis]

Thanks everyone! Here are some pics

Can you get a good picture of its entire body from the side. At 10 weeks that looks like a lot of comb to see from a blurry (at least on my end) video. I think you may have ended up with RIR cockerel mixed in.

 

[Muser]

Yeah that's a roo! He's cute :3

Those shiny saddle feathers are a dead giveaway!

 

[BackyardOasis]

Yeah that's a roo! He's cute :3

Those shiny saddle feathers are a dead giveaway!

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Thank you!