You think one of your hens is a rhode island red rooster how can you tell?

Rhode Island Reds are a breed of chicken that is known for its reddish-brown feathers. Roosters are typically larger than hens, and they have a more pronounced comb and wattles. They also tend to be more aggressive than hens.

- Check the comb and wattles. Roosters typically have larger, brighter-red combs and wattles than hens. The combs of roosters may hang down lower than the hens's, and may be more jagged or uneven. The presence of a large comb and wattles can be a sign of a rooster, but not definitive.

- Check body size Roosters are generally larger than hens, and have a more muscular build. They may have a longer tail and larger wings than the hens.

- Listen for crowing. Roosters typically start crowing at around 6 months of age. The crowing is a loud, high-pitched call that is used to attract hens and defend their territory.

- Check for aggressive behavior. Roosters are typically more aggressive than hens, and may display aggressive behaviors such as chasing or pecking.

- Check the feathers Rhode Island Red roosters have red tail feathers, while Rhode Island Red hens have brown or black tail feathers. However, this is not a foolproof way to determine the sex of a chicken, as some Rhode Island Red hens may have red tail feathers.

If you are still not sure whether your hen is a rooster, you can take it to a veterinarian or a poultry expert for confirmation.