What Breeds Are These Roos?

you can only get a "breed' of an animal if both parents are that same breed. If the parents are different breeds, or themselves mixed breeds, the offspring won't be any specific breed.

When hens set on eggs, they're notorious for stealing other hen's eggs and hatching them also
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. Unless you carefully mark eggs and monitor her every day or so, it's quite likely she hatched another hen's biological chick. Broody hens are sneaky little buggers
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you can only get a "breed' of an animal if both parents are that same breed. If the parents are different breeds, or themselves mixed breeds, the offspring won't be any specific breed.

When hens set on eggs, they're notorious for stealing other hen's eggs and hatching them also :p . Unless you carefully mark eggs and monitor her every day or so, it's quite likely she hatched another hen's biological chick. Broody hens are sneaky little buggers :rolleyes:

Yeah i learnt that along the way thanks :weee ive got 2 broody hens right now but we dont want any more chicks its too expensive for food weve been getting about 5 eggs a day and a few duck eggs.
Thks for the info :)
 

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