Yes It would not usually be a problem. The young rooster will "bother" the old girls a little at first but soon learn to leave them alone. It only takes a few days for them to form a group and the rooster will keep them safe.
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It's generally not recommended to house a young cockerel with old hens, as the cockerel may be too boisterous and could potentially harm the hens. It's best to introduce young birds to birds of a similar age to ensure they can establish a pecking order without causing harm.
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A chicken less than a year old is called a pullet if it is a female or a cockerel if it is a male.
A young rooster is called a cockerel. Male chickens under one year old are called this. After they reach their first year they are concidered an adult rooster.
A baby chicken is called a cockerel for male and pullet for female.
Oh, dude, the young one of a cock is called a chick. Like, not the cool kind you hang out with at the bar, but the fluffy, peeping kind that eventually grows up to be a chicken. So, yeah, it's a chick.