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Yes, you probably did. Fertility is usually down during a hard molt, not to mention that the quill-ridden birds are just miserable and don't want to be touched a lot, so mating would not be all that pleasant for them.

Generally, you can rely on two weeks of fertility and it goes down drastically after that, but there have actually been cases of verified fertility after 30 days, though that is rare. So, Norman only has to get it right one time every couple of weeks, LOL! I remember being frustrated with my...

Don't feel bad. My first rooster was 10 months old when I got him, the only chicken I ever bought. He had never been with any hens that I know of and was a complete gentleman. My hens I got him for were the same age as he was at the time. It was 5 months before I saw a fertile egg. So, some are...

Just discovered Norman. Yup, definitely a resemblance, LOL. Love his story.