The young one of a hen is known as a pullet.

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The baby of hen is called pullet not hen. The correct term for the young one of a hen is a chick. A chick is the newly hatched baby of a hen, regardless of gender. However, a female chick that is under a year old is specifically called a pullet. Once a pullet reaches maturity and starts laying eggs, it is referred to as a hen. The male counterpart, which is a fully grown male chicken, is called a rooster, or in some cases, a cock or cockerel when younger.

It’s important to note that hens are considered oviparous animals, meaning they lay eggs to reproduce. So, while the young one of a hen is initially a chick, a pullet is a specific term for a female chicken before it matures into a hen.