Bantam roo fertilizing eggs?

[imfowl]

When I cracked my eggs for my omelet this morning, I looked to see if they were fertilized just out of curiosity.

According to the pics I saw on here, they seem to all be fertile. The only problem is that my only rooster is a OEG bantam. My hens are RIR, cochin, and black sex link. I just dont see how it is physically possible for that little bitty roo to fertilize those big ol' hens. Or am I just not looking at the yolks right?

 

[seriousbill]

Well, I couldn't say for sure, and you'd have to incubate the eggs to know for sure, but those little guys can usually find a way

 

[marymac]

I just couldn't help myself here. Just like people of different sizes . they always find a way:

 

[swtangel321]

He's a smart little man

If you post a pic of your egg/yolk im sure we can help tell you !!

 

[imfowl]

I will post some pics of the yolks tomorrow. This morning's are already in my belly They just looked to tasty to keep for further examination.

 

[shelleyd2008]

Yes, no matter how unlikely it seems, it is deffinitely possible! My only roo this past summer was a dutch, and I got quite a few fertile eggs from my dad's giant cochin hen! If there's a will, there's a way!